hi, hope you all are fine.
since cfds and spread betting are illegal in USA, so how do they trade in spot forex in usa???
hi, hope you all are fine.
since cfds and spread betting are illegal in USA, so how do they trade in spot forex in usa???
Hmmm. Not sure what the proper answer to the question is since I guess itās pretty straightforward, but I think since itās strictly regulated, a lot of citizens choose to go with offshore brokers for better trading options. Actually, one of the popular threads here is this one:
Looks like itās mostly terminologies / how countries define things. So if you have CFDs in the UK, itās retail FX in the US!
From the school:
So to make this differentiation clear, a rolling spot FX contract is ruled as a CFD. (In the U.S., CFDs are illegal so itās known as a āretail forex transactionā)
Retail Forex
There is a secondary OTC market that provides a way for retail (āpoorerā) traders to participate in the forex market.
Access is granted by so-called āforex trading providersā.
Great post! I didnāt even realize there are EFTs for currencies. Of course, why wouldnāt there be? I just never thought about it.
I was reading a book about EFTs but I slowed down on it. I guess I should pick it back up!
However, Iām reserving my funds for active trading spot fx. For me, EFTs is more for passive investing. I canāt imagine what itās like to day trade or even scalp ETFs. Oh boy!
I have a book about passive investing in ETFs. But if you can trade forex and are familiar with TA, why bother switching instruments? Unless itās only about diversification.
These brokers Iāve had very good experiences with. I have no plans of closing my accounts with them.
Yup, totally agree.
Open a demo account with any of the US brokers I mentioned. That gets you involved easy!
Day trading in general, I canāt imagine!