What is the Mini Account
The Mini Trading Account was designed for
those new to online foreign exchange trading. There is a smaller deposit required
to open an mini account than a regular account because trading sizes are 1/10th
the size of a regular account. The smaller trading sizes enable traders to take
smaller size risks. The Mini is intended to introduce traders to foreign exchange.
Minimum Account Size The minimum amount
that is required to open a Mini trading account is $300. Of course, due to the
high leverage and the extremely volatile nature of the FX market, the recommended
trading account size is a minimum of $2,000. The minimum transaction size is US
$10,000 (one lot). This means with $50 margin deposit you can place a $10,000
position in the market. Difference between Regular
and Mini Account With a mini account, traders use the same state
of the art trading platform as a regular trading account. The difference between
the mini account and the regular trading account is the trading sizes, which are
1/10th the size of a regular account. The pip value is approximately $1 on the
major currency pairs and their crosses.
Trading
Sizes On the Mini trading platform all trades are executed in standard
sizes of 10,000 base currency per one lot. There is no maximum trading volume
on the Mini trading platform. Trading
Cost: Commission Free Trading Phi Capital Management users can
trade currencies online and pay no commission. This is available to all Phi Capital
Management users regardless of account balance or trade size. Margin
Clients must maintain $50 in the account for each lot of currency
being traded. This amount does not change after 5:00 PM EST, which is the rollover
cut off, but stays constant at $50 per lot the entire day and overnight. One lot
is valued at approximately $10,000. There is also an important safety feature
imbedded in this system, which prevents the clients from losing more money than
they have in the account. Once the account falls below $50 per lot, all positions
are closed, and this acts as a final stop for those that have not set stop-loss
orders to close losing positions. Learn
more about Mini Account
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Mini Trading
Procedures:
1)
Download the Mini Software
2) Register for a Mini
demo account
Open a Mini
Trading Account
To open a Mini Account, please click
here.
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