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We offer a complete solution for Currency Trading (Forex) and CFDs (Contract for Differences) through our regulated brokerage firm. Please click About Us for more information.  

We have known for Financial Integrity

We have established clear relationships with one of the industry leading broker firm assuring your investments are safe and secure in customer segregated accounts. Your privacy, your deposit and withdrawal are processed through legally registered firm and all financial transactions are communicated through major banks.
Who we serve:
ExpressFXtrading.com stands poised to serve all types of traders in the Forex market and CFDs. Catering to both speculators and hedgers across the globe, we provide the access, training, and support services you require.
ExpressFXtrading.com has positioned itself as a one-stop introducing broker for Forex and CFD traders.

                                   

                                                What is Forex and Why trade forex?
What is Forex?

Forex (currency trading) is the foreign exchange market. The foreign exchange market is an open market where investors BUY and SELL one currency for other currency. As a tourist, if you have traveled out of your home country, you have interacted with currency exchange market and you did not even know it.  If you were travel from England to United States, you would trade (exchange) your British Pounds for US dollars at a bank, airport teller, or any currency exchange services for predetermined price. In trading your British Pounds for US dollars, you participated on the global Forex (currency) market.

Why trade forex?

Forex trading is different from any other investments. It is a market where people buy nothing more than money with money. 

Forex is open 24 hours a day:

Forex trading is very unique in that the market never stops trading. It comes with opportunity that you can trade according to your work schedule from your home, office and other places as long as you internet connection.
Forex is 24/7 trading clock. When the UK market closes, the American Market has already opened. The, the Asian market follows the American close. Forex traders can trade each market seamlessly with retail brokers making available the opportunity for investors to trade global markets around the clock.

Forex is leverage:

Individual investors can access leverage of up to 2:1 with stocks, but up to 50:1 with forex. Leverage is simply the amount of money you need to put up to buy an investment. At 50:1 leverage, a forex trader needs only $1 in capital to buy $50 in currency. On the other hand, stock traders use only 2:1 leverage, which means $1 in capital can purchase only $2 worth of stock.
Forex is the most Liquid market in the wrold, forex trades are always executed instantly because there are so many buyers and sellers that they can be matched quickly and painlessly.

No Commissions:

Stock brokers charge commissions to place your trades, forex brokers have zero commissions. Where you might pay $10 to place a stock trade and then pay even more to cover the difference between the current bid/ask prices, forex brokers earn their money solely on the spread, which means the difference between bid / ask prices.

If a quoted price is 1.4500 to sell the Euro, and 1.4502 to buy it, you’re paying only 2/100ths of a cent to buy 100 Euros. Buying stock often costs $10 per trade plus spreads ranging from 1 cent to 10 cents.

Forex is High Risk Trading.
Trading foreign currencies on a margin carries a high level of risk, and may not be suitable for all investors. The high degree of leverage can work against you as well as for you. Before deciding to trade you should carefully consider your investment objectives, level of experience, and risk appetite. The possibility exists that you could sustain a loss of some or all of your initial investment and therefore you should not invest money that you cannot afford to lose. You should be aware of all the risks associated with foreign exchange trading, and seek advice from an independent financial adviser if you have any doubts.