Are The Spreads Fixed or Variable?

The interbank forex market has variable spreads. If you are trading fixed spreads you are in effect paying for an insurance premium—unless you trade only around news events when markets tend to be more volatile—since fixed spreads are typically higher than variable spreads. Is it worth it? That depends on your trading pattern. (But if you choose fixed spreads, be sure to ask the next two questions too.)

………….. Has variable spreads. As in the interbank forex market, spreads will widen dynamically during times when liquidity is tight. This widening occurs typically around news announcements or off-market hours. ………… allows you to trade all weekend, but spreads will be significantly wider during weekends when liquidity is almost non-existent.

[ForexGen Money Manager]

An individual who is responsible for the entire financial portfolio of another individual or another entity. A money manager receives payment in exchange for choosing and monitoring appropriate investments for the client.

Benefits of being a Money Manager with [ForexGen]:

* Providing three different commission sources.
* Weekly commission plan.
* Easy & fast commission withdrawals.
* Fixed percentage of the profits.
* P = k * D “P=Profit, k=Variable Parameter, D=Deposits”

The money manager gets a fixed percentage of the profit previously agreed upon with the client for managing the client funds as a bonus feature.

The most competitive trading conditions:

* 2 pips spread on six currency pairs.
* Providing online trading services without maintenance margin, margin call and no automatic closing of positions below the initial margin on weekdays for accounts with initial equity of up to $1 million US. The margin level have to be recognized Fridays at 23:00 CET and before public holidays.
* Leverages up to 1:200 for accounts up to $1 million US.
* Liquidity and 24/5 availability are the characteristic factors of the Forex market compared with other financial markets.