Foreign exchange speculation is an investment. Since it is an investment, some people will lose money and others will make money. This is why before entering the market, there will be a reminder that "investment is risky and you must be cautious when entering the market". The following is a small collection about which platform to choose for foreign exchange speculation. Welcome everyone to come for reference.
Which platform to choose for foreign exchange speculation?
At present, there is no formal foreign exchange platform except some banks in China, and now more and more black platforms are exposed. Because the domestic foreign exchange market is not open, supervision is listed abroad, and domestic management loopholes are relatively large. Many investors can't make money even if they make money, only the principal. The platform will find an excuse to swallow it, so be careful when investing in foreign exchange! If you lose money, as long as the platform is still there, the money can be recovered.
As for foreign countries, relevant people said that platforms such as Jiasheng, Fuhui and Da Rui are not bad.
Under the platform of these regulators, you can consider operating:
1. UK Financial Market Conduct Authority (FCA). This institution is well-known in the foreign exchange market. It is the central regulator of the financial investment service industry in Britain, responsible for supervising banking, insurance and investment business. At present, FCA is the most perfect foreign exchange regulator in the world, and it has become a model for financial regulators in various countries to learn and has been highly recognized by investors.
2. The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is an independent agency of the U.S. government and one of the financial regulatory agencies in the United States, which is mainly responsible for supervising commodity futures, options and financial futures and options markets.
3. The Australian Securities Investment Committee (ASIC) was established in 200 1 year according to the Australian Securities Investment Committee Act, and independently exercised the supervision function on companies, investment behaviors, financial products and services according to law.
4. The Swiss Financial Market Supervision Authority (FINMA) is the government department responsible for financial supervision in Switzerland, which supervises Swiss banks, insurance companies, stock exchanges, securities dealers and other financial intermediaries (including foreign exchange dealers).
5. The German Federal Banking Regulatory Authority (BaFin) integrated the Federal Banking Regulatory Authority (BaKred), the Federal Insurance Regulatory Authority (BAV) and the Federal Securities Regulatory Authority (BAWe) into a single financial regulatory agency to supervise banks, financial services and insurance services.
6.FSA was established to ensure the stability of Japan's financial system, protect the interests of depositors, policy holders and securities investors, and promote financial facilitation.
7. monetary authority of singapore is the central bank of Singapore. Its mission is to promote sustainable economic growth without inflation and build Singapore into a healthy and dynamic financial center.
8. The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) is a statutory body independent of the civil service structure and is responsible for supervising the operation of the securities and futures market in Hong Kong.
What is the innovation layer of the New Third Board?
The so-called "innovation layer" means that according to the relevant provisions of the stratification system of the New Third Board, the national share transfer system divides all companies listed on the New Third Board into two levels: innovation layer and basic layer, and listed companies that meet different standards are respectively included in the innovation layer or basic layer management.
Through internal stratification, we will make differentiated arrangements in terms of trading system, distribution system and information disclosure requirements, and finally achieve the goal of sustained and healthy development of the New Third Board market.
The market hierarchy of listed companies and its adjustment do not represent the judgment of national share transfer companies on the investment value of listed companies.
What is a search warrant?
The English name of warrant is warrant, which is commonly known as "warrant" in Hong Kong.
Warrant is a "right", not a responsibility. It gives the holder the right to buy or sell "related assets" (such as stocks, indexes, commodities, currencies, etc.). ) at the scheduled "expiration date" and at the scheduled "execution price".
There are two kinds of warrants in the market, generally called equity warrants and derivative warrants.
Subscription certificate: the company's fund-raising activities are carried out by issuing the company's subscription certificate. When exercising, the company will issue new shares and sell them to the holders of equity warrants at the exercise price.
Derivative warrants: generally issued by investment banks. The issuer issues derivative warrants not to raise funds, but to provide investors with an effective tool to manage their portfolios. Derivative warrants are listed securities, which are traded on the exchange and constitute a contract between the issuer and the holder. The responsibilities of the issuer and the terms and conditions of the warrants are detailed in the listing documents.
As far as the holder's rights are concerned, subscription cards are divided into subscription cards and put cards.
Subscription certificate: gives the holder the right to purchase the relevant assets at the exercise price within a specific period, but has no responsibility.
Put warrant: gives the holder the right to sell the relevant assets at the exercise price within a specific period, but has no responsibility.
Judging from the exercise status, warrants are also divided into European and American warrants.
American stock warrants: the holder can exercise his rights at any time from the listing date to the expiration date.
European warrant: the holder can only exercise his rights on the expiration date. European warrants are the most common types of stock certificates in Hong Kong. Here we mainly introduce European warrants.
However, regardless of whether the stock certificates are European or American, investors can sell the stock certificates in the market before the maturity date. In fact, only a few shareholders will choose to exercise their shares, and most investors will sell them before they expire.