oussama94
05-28-2017, 19:01
In the futures market, traders must
pay a spread and/or a commission. With futures brokers, average commissions
can run close to $160 per trade on positions of $100,000 or greater.
The over-the-counter structure of the ** market eliminates exchange and
clearing fees, which in turn lowers transaction costs. Costs are further
reduced by the efficiencies created by a purely electronic marketplace
that allows clients to deal directly with the market maker, eliminating
both ticket costs and middlemen. Because the currency market offers
around-the-clock liquidity, traders receive tight, competitive spreads bothintraday and at night. Futures traders are more vulnerable to liquidity risk
and typically receive wider dealing spreads, especially during after-hours
trading
pay a spread and/or a commission. With futures brokers, average commissions
can run close to $160 per trade on positions of $100,000 or greater.
The over-the-counter structure of the ** market eliminates exchange and
clearing fees, which in turn lowers transaction costs. Costs are further
reduced by the efficiencies created by a purely electronic marketplace
that allows clients to deal directly with the market maker, eliminating
both ticket costs and middlemen. Because the currency market offers
around-the-clock liquidity, traders receive tight, competitive spreads bothintraday and at night. Futures traders are more vulnerable to liquidity risk
and typically receive wider dealing spreads, especially during after-hours
trading