Trading with Markets Act Broker LTD
Markts Act Broker
Last Update a year ago
- How can I place trading instructions?
You can give the Company oral or written instructions, including instructions provided via the internet "aka The Company Official Trading Platforms" or by email. - Can I cancel or amend a trading instruction?
Once an instruction has been given, it cannot be rescinded, withdrawn, or amended without the Company's express consent. The Company may refuse any dealing instruction at its discretion. - What is the Company's Best Execution Policy?
The Company will act according to instructions as soon as practically possible and, for trading instructions, in accordance with its Best Execution Policy. - Does the Company engage in trade aggregation?
Yes, the Company may aggregate your orders with its own orders or the orders of other clients if it reasonably believes it is in your best interest to obtain best execution. - Can I use Expert Advisors or automated trading systems?
The Client is not allowed to enter into any form of prohibited trading, including the use of certain automated trading systems or "Expert Advisors" that facilitate "arbitrage trading" or "picking/sniping" strategies. The Company may take actions such as closing or suspending your account, charging a penalty fee, or confiscating profits if it believes you have engaged in such activities. - What happens if I have opposite positions on different accounts?
If you operate several accounts and have opposite positions opened on different accounts, the Company will not automatically close these positions. These positions may be rolled over continuously and incur rollover costs. - What is leverage?
Leverage allows you to trade positions larger than your initial deposit. You can change the leverage within your client area up to 10 times. For more frequent changes, you need to submit a request. There are certain conditions under which you can decrease leverage. - What is an Ask Price and a Bid Price?
"Ask Price" is the price at which the Company is willing to sell a CFD, and "Bid Price" is the price at which the Company is willing to buy a CFD. The difference between these prices is the "Spread". - What are market, limit, and stop orders?
Market orders are instructions to buy or sell as soon as possible at the available market price. Limit and stop orders are instructions to trade when the price reaches a predefined level. Limit orders to buy and stop orders to sell must be placed below the current market price, and limit orders to sell and stop orders to buy must be placed above.