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What's the difference between foreign exchange margin and stock trading?
Foreign exchange transaction is an exchange between the currency of one country and the currency of another country. The foreign exchange market is the largest trading market in the world, with daily trading volume exceeding $65,438+$900,000. Different from other financial markets, the foreign exchange market has no specific location and no central exchange, but trades through the electronic network of banks, enterprises and individuals. Because there is no need for a specific trading place, the foreign exchange market can operate 24 hours a day.

The bargaining in the transaction process is passed by the major brokerage companies. Investors can trade foreign exchange in real time, which is a leveraged transaction. Investors can control a large number of capital transactions with a small amount of funds, thus greatly increasing profits, but increasing profits also increases risks. Profit is in direct proportion to risk. Foreign exchange trading is a two-way transaction. You can buy and sell together, and you can make a profit if you buy in the right direction. The investment scale of stock trading is small, and basically the performance of stock companies is related, so fund companies and other companies agree to be controlled by fund companies, as long as they buy the right stocks, they can make money. The foreign exchange market is the largest trading market in the world, with a daily turnover of more than $65,438+$900,000.

Different from other financial markets, the foreign exchange market has no specific place or central exchange, but trades through electronic networks among banks, enterprises and individuals. The foreign exchange market can operate 24 hours a day because it doesn't need a specific trading place. The bargaining in the trading process is passed on by the major securities firms, and investors can obtain stocks in real time, and securities need to pay a deposit of 100%. Foreign exchange is generally 1%- 10% margin%. Stocks and securities cannot be closed on the day of "T 1" trading. Foreign exchange is subject to "T 0" trading, which can be closed on the same day, bought and sold at any time, and can be traded many times. Overnight risk is reduced. Stock securities are open from Monday to Friday, and foreign exchange is traded 24 hours a day, and can be traded at any time.

This provides a good opportunity for part-time investment and financial managers, without having to choose jobs and stocks. The stock and securities investment of listed companies is easily controlled by people with big funds, and the target of foreign exchange investment is the national economy, not the performance of listed companies. So foreign exchange is not easy to control. Stocks and securities are a single transaction, and only by buying first and then selling can we make money in the bull market. Foreign exchange is a two-way transaction, which can be bought first and then sold, or sold first and then bought. Both bull and bear markets can be profitable.