Purely helping!! Haha~~~Originator, take your time and take a look!! A firm offer is a clear indication that the Offerer will achieve the purpose of the transaction based on the conditions provided by it. A firm offer has legal effect. Once the offeree (Offeree) accepts the conditions and content of the firm offer within the validity period, the offeror has no right to refuse the sale. A firm offer must have:
1) The content and words of the offer must be certain, and ambiguous words such as 'about' and 'reference price' cannot be used.
2) The content of the offer should be clear and complete, and should include quality, quantity, packaging, price, shipment and payment. , validity period (Validity), etc.
3) There can be no reservations in the offer, such as: subject to our final confirmation
subject to goods being unsold
A virtual offer is an expression of an uncertain transaction made by the offeror. Any offer that does not meet the above three conditions of a real offer is a virtual offer. A virtual offer does not require detailed content and details. The terms and conditions do not indicate the validity period. It only expresses the intention of the transaction and has no legal effect. Any words and phrases such as the following are considered false offers:
-Without engagement.
No liability.
-subject to prior sale
Have the right to sell first
-All quotations are subject to our final confirmation unless otherwise stated. /p>
Unless otherwise specified, the quotation must be confirmed by us before it can take effect.
-Our offer is subject to approval of export license.
Export Our quotation will be valid only if the permit permits the visa.
You can make a counteroffer and tell them directly what is inappropriate and what we think should be done.
Leveraged foreign exchange trading is foreign exchange margin trading: (virtual trading) In foreign exchange trading, every 100,000 US dollars (or equivalent) transaction is a "bit". This is a standard account. Every one-point fluctuation in the exchange rate is equivalent to 10 U.S. dollars. In addition, every 10,000 US dollars (or equivalent) transaction is a mini account, and every one point fluctuation in the exchange rate is 1 US dollar. Margin trading is different from our real offer trading. Generally, you can choose the multiples of 50, 100, 200, and 400. For example, if you choose 200 times, then you can use 500 yuan to operate 100,000 yuan of funds. At the same time, there is no specified delivery time for margin. The amount of your funds determines the risks and price fluctuations you can bear. For example: you have US$10,000 and increase the margin leverage ratio by 200 times. You can buy a standard "mouth" for only $500. If you buy a certain currency and it rises, then every 100 points of fluctuation in the foreign exchange market is 1,000 US dollars. If it rises in the direction you bought, you will earn 10 US dollars for every one point increase. On the contrary, if it drops a little, you will lose $10. Because you used $500 as margin, you still have $9,500. When the price moves 950 points in the opposite direction to you, you will have to add additional funds. Therefore, stop loss is very important when making margin. (The spreads and commissions are not calculated in the above) Real trading means you can trade as much as you have. For example, if you have 10,000 U.S. dollars, you can buy other currencies equivalent to 10,000 U.S. dollars (deducting the spread).
Margin trading is much larger than real trading