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Category: Brokerages. Country: Australia.
Use our FREE award winning Pacific Trader platform to trade CFDs with direct market access (DMA), Shares, Margin FX and Stock indices on multiple exchanges from around the world. All markets can be traded via one account either online 24 hours a day or by contacting one of our experienced account managers. Pacific Trader prides itself on offering a premium service with a low cost approach to trading. General advice is offered as standard with personal account managers, pre-market reports, trade ideas and regular updates to keep you one step ahead of the markets. Simple fee structures are available for all clients including DMA CFD trading incurring a maximum of 0.10% and NO minimum fee. Trading fees can be reduced to 0.075% for frequent trading. Trade Margin FX contracts with Pacific Trader and you can gain exposure to more than 160 different currency crosses. Pacific Trader offers you spot and forward transactions with: Low margin requirements from 1%. 160+ currency crosses available. Small spreads from only 2 pips. No additional commission. Contract sizes from only $5000. Options contracts available. Free trailing stop and limit orders. The ability to trade spot gold and silver. The ability to trade online 24 hours a day with our award winning trading platform. Experienced account managers to guide you through our products and services. Pacific Trader now offers spot trading of Gold and Silver, directly on live tradable prices, between 24:00 to 21:00 GMT. Outside this time period, Spot Gold and Spot Silver are supported through trade orders. Spot Commodity Trading. Spot Gold and Silver are the first in a new range of spot tradable commodities that are ideal for both long and short-term speculative investing. What is a CFD? In simple terms a Contract for Difference (CFD) is an agreement between two parties to exchange, at the close of the contract, the difference between the opening and closing price of the contract, multiplied by the number of shares specified within the contract. There are always two parties in a CFD transaction, the long party and the short party. A client who opens a position by buying a CFD is the long party and a client who opens a contract by selling a CFD is the short party. How are CFDs traded? A CFD, allows you to take a position in a stock without buying or selling the stock itself. The contract value is defined as the number of shares multiplied by the unit price. The performance of the CFD is determined by the performance of the underlying share. When you close out the position, your profit/loss comes from the difference between the opening and closing contract values, hence "Contract for Difference". As you do not buy or sell the underlying stock you are not obliged to acquire or deliver the physical shares. Why trade CFDs rather than physical shares?
Address: Level 1 St Kilda Road Towers 1 Queens Road
Melbourne VIC 3004 Phone: 61 39863 7790 Fax: 61 39863 7791
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