APPL International Inc.: Your Guide to Futures & Options

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Forex

Some say foreign exchange trading offers substantial advantages over equity or future trading.
For one, there are zero commissions and zero transaction fees charged for forex trading*. The trader only pays the bid offer, or the pip spread (as tight as 3 pips) to enter or exit the market**.
Additionally, the simple fact that the forex market trades 24 hours a day allows the trader to react instantaneously to market news and global developments, facilitating participation at anytime in the largest trading market in the world. The liquidity of the forex market is more than 45 times that of all futures markets in the world combined. We provide a “state-of-the-art” trading platform for our clients that includes real-time streaming quotes, charts, news and rapid, easy order entry.
This table outlines some of the perceived benefits the foreign exchange market.

	Foreign Exchange Trading	Equities Trading	Futures Trading
Average Leverage	50:1 - 400:1	2:01	15:01
Liquidity	Daily Volume: $1.9 Trillion	Limited Liquidity	Limited Liquidity
Commissions	No Commissions	Commissions and Exchange Fees	Commissions and Exchange Fees
Trading Activity	24 Hour Active Market	7 Hours/ Limited After Hours	7 Hours/ Limited After Hours

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Unlike futures contracts, foreign exchange spot and forward contracts are not traded on exchanges. As a result, you are not afforded the regulatory protection of an exchange and no exchange or clearing house guarantees the contracts traded in a case that a counterparty or principal fails to perform. Banks and dealers act as principals in the foreign exchange markets and may limit positions available to your account. These banks and dealers are not required to continue to make markets in the markets they trade and these markets can experience illiquidity. In addition, there is no limitation on daily price movements and speculative position limits are not applicable to these markets. Due to the above factors, the trading of foreign exchange spot and forward contracts may involve greater risks than the trading of futures on exchanges. *Although you may not be charged a brokerage commission, the dealer is compensated by revenues from its activities, including proceeds from buying, selling, converting as well as holding currencies and interest on deposited funds and rollover fees. For example notwithstanding the lack of commission or transaction fees the dealer, when it provides a market in a particular currency does so by stating a bid/ask spread which may represent a premium on the ask side and a discount on the bid side to a prevailing or last trade price in the foreign exchange market. **The potential client should also consider that they incur fees and charges initiate by third parties, such as bank fees or charges on unprocessible checks or receiveing or sending bank fees or charges on currency deliveries.

Please read the risk disclosure for detailed discussion about the risks associated with forex trading.

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There is a substantial profit potential and risk of loss in futures, options and forex trading. Invest with risk capital only.
Please read the full Risk Disclosure for the detailed discussion of the risks associated with futures, options and forex.
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