Futures Trading enables a potential investor to take a leveraged position in commodities without the requirement to outlay the total capital requirement. An initial margin of between 2% and 10% would enable an investor to open a Futures contract. In effect this provides the investor with the ability to buy or sell a commodity at a pre determined date in the future, at the price at which the commodity is trading at the time at which it is bought or sold.
There are a huge range of commodities which can be traded, such as gold and other precious metals, oil, food products such as coffee and rice, as well as gas, electricity, oil, currencies as well as interest rates, bank base rates and a lot more. There are a wide range of future’s brokers, some of which will specialise in particular areas of the market, we have a broad selection of general brokers, offering some highly competitive rates of commission and margins.
| Provider | Initial Margin | Commission | Account Min | Account Max | Direct Market Access | Account Handlers | API Access | Options Traded | Apply |
Apex Futures
 | $500 | $1.70 minimum depending on size of trade and volume. | $3,000 | Unlimited | Yes | No | Yes | Yes |
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| ApexFutures is a member of the National Futures Association (NFA) and registered with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) as an Introducing Broker (IB) and provides online brokerage services to clients worldwide. ApexFutures offers the latest in technology based futures, Forex and options trading at deeply discounted commission rates. Even though you will be receiving deeply discounted commission rates, you still will be getting the amenities of a full-service firm. |
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Compare Futures Trading0admin2011-10-12 14:33:16Futures Trading enables a potential investor to take a leveraged position in commodities without the requirement to outlay the total capital requireme…
Compare Futures TradingFutures Trading enables a potential investor to take a leveraged position in commodities without the requirement to outlay the total capital requireme…