Forex Vs Stocks Comparison

VENTAJAS	Forex	Acciones
Mercado de 24 horas	Sí	No
Libre de comisión	Sí	No
Ejecución instantánea de órdenes	Sí	No
Posibilidad de obtener beneficios en mercados alcistas o bajistas	Sí	No

 

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1. Market 24/7

The Forex market is open 24 hours. Many brokers open Sunday at 2pm EST until Friday at 4pm EST, with customer service available 24/7. With the ability to operate during the market hours of the United States, Asia and Europe, you can make your own trading hours.

2. Free of Commission

Many brokers charge no commission or additional transactions for online or telephone operations. Combined with tight, consistent and transparent spread, the costs of forex trading are lower than most other markets. Brokers compensate for their services by buying and selling price differentials.

3. Immediate execution of orders

Its operations are instantly executed under normal market conditions. You also have the certainty of obtaining the requested price under normal market conditions. Where the click is the price that is bought or sold.

There is no discrepancy between the price shown on the platform and the price where you put your operation. Remember that most brokers guarantee the exact execution of your orders without recoupments. These are instantaneous in most cases, and only in situations of high market volatility, the execution of orders may experience delays.

4. To be able to open purchase or sale positions

Opportunities exist in the foreign exchange market, regardless of whether the transaction is long (open a position to close it with a sale) or short (opening a position to close it with a purchase), or how the market is moving . You can make a profit in both bull and bear markets.

Since the foreign exchange operation always involves buying a currency or selling another, the market does not carry a structured course, so there is always the same access to operate regardless of whether it is a market that is growing or falling.

More reasons to trade Forex

Without intermediaries

The Forex market is a decentralized market that does not use an intermediary and allows the customer to interact directly with the market generator of the particular currency pair. Forex traders have faster access and lower costs.

Buying and selling programs do not control the market

How many times have you heard that Fund "A" needed to sell "X" or buy "Z"? This rumor is based on the fact that the funds took profits at the end of the financial year or because today something important will happen, all this as an explanation of why certain stocks rose, or why the market in general is low or positive.

The liquidity of the Forex market assimilates to any fund or bank wanting to control a monetary pair. Banks, governments, capitalization funds, and a large network of individuals are just some of the participants in the currency market where liquidity is unpredictable.

Analysts and broker firms have less opportunity to influence the market

Probably lately you have heard about an analyst from a prestigious brokerage firm accused of recommending buy shares when they were rapidly devaluing. This is the nature of the stock market; No matter what the government does to stop and deter this type of activity, this type of behavior will continue.

IPOs (when a private company is made public offering shares) are great deals for both companies and brokerage houses. The relationship is mutually beneficial and analysts work for the broker companies that the company needs as a customer.

The DIV market as a primary market is a global market need that generates billions in revenue for banks around the world. Analysts in the currency market where they handle the changes of the market, only analyze the Forex market.

8,000 Shares Versus 4 Currencies

There are approximately 4,500 shares in the New York Stock Exchange. Another 3,500 more in the NASDAQ. Which ones to choose? Do you have the time to keep up with so many companies? In the currency market, there are dozens of currency pairs with which to trade, but most traders work with only 3 or 4 pairs. Are not 4 pairs of coins much easier to handle than thousands of shares?

NOTE: This article is not an investment advice. Any references to historical price movements or levels is informational and based on external analysis and we do not warranty that any such movements or levels are likely to reoccur in the future.