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London stock exchange-LSE

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 The London stock exchange is obviously one of the largest financial centers in the world, as it has a very ancient history. Officially, it was founded in 1801, but in fact, it operated several centuries earlier (to be more precise, the first sales began in 1570). The king's financial adviser, whose name was Thomas Gresham, built the exchange on his own, investing his own finances in its creation. LSE sells its own shares, which is quite an important fact for a trader. Learn more about the stock market on the London stock exchange   All shares that are sold and bought here are divided into several types, which we will take a closer look at right now. Standard market. Not all companies are allowed to trade here, but only those that meet the criteria that have been developed by the UK financial regulatory authority. Alternative. There are no terrible criteria, as in the previous paragraph. An alternative market exists for those companies that have just emerged from startups and offer

365-FX - What do we know about this broker?

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First impression of 365-FX 365-FX is a trademark allegedly owned and operated by Fintech Software Inc., with the site listed as Oproserv Limited, with a location in the United Kingdom. Initially, the company was positioned as a binary options broker, but due to stricter requirements of European regulators, it switched to providing services for trading currencies, metals, CFDs and cryptopairs. However, when we go to the company's website, we understand that it did not matter, to put it mildly. The web resource resembles a single page with a meager set of information that does not give an idea of the terms of trade. The site interface is in English. Trading conditions Among these assets for trading, we find currencies, stocks, indices, metals, and cryptocurrencies. The spreads are frankly large. For the Eurodollar – 4 p, for the pound as much as 5. There are 4 types of accounts: Mini, Silver, Gold, and Platinum. These types of accounts have remained since the days of binary options,

Lots - definition, calculation, types

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 A lot is a standard unit in the Forex market that is traded by traders. This concept was introduced in order to make it easier to learn trading and analyze trading. Of course, for ordinary traders in the Forex market, this concept is not so important, since the amounts are too small. The volume of transactions in this case is measured in tenths or even hundredths of the lot units. This concept is intended more for large players. What is a lot? As we have already understood, a lot is a unit in which the volume of transactions is measured, indicating 100 thousand units of the base currency (that is, the one that costs the first). For example, if you take the EURUSD pair, then this will be considered the Euro. As you can see, an ordinary trader will not be able to trade whole lots, because it is unlikely that he will have the amount necessary to buy at least one unit of currency. Lots-definition, calculation, types Lots are traded by brokers, commercial and Central banks. In fact, they d