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Step 1 – Select an asset. Step 2 – Move to the market execution tab. Step 3 – Select a trade size in lots. Step 4 – Select a trade direction. Step 5 – Execute trade by clicking on the trade button.
Step 1 – Select an asset. Step 2 – Move to the advanced trades tab. Step 3 – Select a trade size in lots. Step 4 – Select a trade direction. Step 5 – Click on the set pending order button. Step 6 – On the ‘at price field’ set a price. Step 7 (optional) – This order has an expiration date. You may select the expiration date by clicking on the checkbox next to the ‘expiry field’. Step 8 – Execute the order by clicking on the Place Order button.
Step 1 – Select an asset. Step 2 – Move to the advanced trades tab. Step 3 – Select a trade size in lots. Step 4 – Select a trade direction. Step 5 – Click on the Take Profit / Stop Loss checkboxes and modify the pips or the prices values. Step 6 – Execute the trade by clicking on the Trade button.
Step 1 – Select an asset. Step 2 – Move to the advanced trades tab. Step 3 – Select a trade size in lots. Step 4 – Select a trade direction. Step 5 – Click on the Take Profit / Stop Loss checkboxes and modify the pips or the prices values. Step 6 – Click on the set pending order button. Step 7 – On the ‘at price field’ set a price. Step 8 (optional) – This order has an expiration date. You may select the expiration date by clicking on the checkbox next to the ‘expiry field’. Step 9 – Execute the order by clicking on the Place Order button.
A pending order is an instruction to open a position when an instrument reaches a certain pre-defined price set by you. Whether a limit order or a stop order, the position will be filled only when the financial instrument reaches a certain price and has found a buyer, or buyers.
A leverage increases your purchasing power hence enables you to gain a large exposure to a financial market while only tying up a relatively small amount of your capital.
CFDs are leveraged, which means you only have to put down a small deposit for much larger exposure.
Leverage increases your profit potential as well as the risk of losing your capital.
A ‘pip’ stands for ‘Price Interest Point’ or ‘Percentage in Point’ and is used as a unit of measure of the change in value of a currency pair – a pip is the smallest allowable fluctuation in its price.
Most of the currencies, unlike the Japanese Yen, have 2 decimal points e.g. 1 dollar = 100 cents.
Please check the open trades list on ‘Open Trades’ via the “Trade” page. Choose the trade and click on the “Close” button next to it. Please, make sure assets’ market is open by clicking the "information" tab. If it's open, the trade can be shut down.
Stop Loss is an order to close a transaction in a CFD position at a price determined in advance by you, which in the case of a ‘buy’ is lower than the opening transaction price, and in the case of a ‘sell’ is higher than the opening transaction price. A Stop Loss order may serve as a risk minimization strategy however, it cannot be guaranteed since during abnormal conditions and high volatility, a Stop Loss order may be executed at a worse price.
A Take Profit is an order to close a transaction in a CFD position at a price determined in advance by you, which in the case of a ‘buy’ is higher than the opening transaction price, and in the case of a ‘sell’ is lower than the opening transaction price.
Buy Stop: A contract placed above a price and the price keeps going up. Sell Stop: A contract placed below a price and the price keeps going down. Buy Limit: A contract placed below a price and then the price goes up. Sell Limit: A contract placed above a price and then the price goes down.
If you click on the X button the bidder will disappear allowing you to enjoy a large size chart. In order to reopen the Bidder, click on the Open Trade button.
We offer 2 clicks trade to allow the traders to review the trade specification before executing the trade. In that way they will have the confidence that the trade setup was clear and the trade was sent to market as they wanted.
If you have already executed a trade, click on the Open Trades button, select the trade you wish to modify, and then click on the SL/TP button. Within the popup modify the SL/TP trades and click on the Submit button to save the changes.
If you have already set a pending order, click on the Pending Orders button, select the trade you wish to modify, and then Delete Order. Within the popup click on the Delete button to save the changes.
The price, or rate, which a willing seller is prepared to sell at.
Risk Warning
Trading in Forex/CFD carry a high level of risk to your capital due to the volatility of the underlying market. These products may not be suitable for all investors. Therefore, you should ensure that you understand the risks and seek advice from an independent and suitably licensed financial advisor.