FXTM launches commission-free stock trading service

20th July 2020

FXTM has unveiled its new Stocks Account on the MetaTrader5 platform, giving clients worldwide the ability to buy, sell and hold shares from the NYSE and NASDAQ stock exchanges.

The new FXTM Stocks Account offers trading with zero commissions, provides free access to real-time price data as well as real-time trade execution, thereby helping clients make the most of their investments.

FXTM has selected more than 300 of the largest US-listed companies by market capitalisation which are now available to trade on the MT5 platform. Additional stocks can be accessed free of charge upon a client’s request.

Commenting on the introduction of the Stocks Account, Chief Dealer Charis Mountis said: “Since our launch in 2011 we’ve focused on providing our clients with access to the financial markets through leveraged instruments. While these instruments remain our core product, we are also giving people freedom to choose from a range of instruments so they can create more financial opportunities.

“In line with this mission and in response to increasing demand from our customers we have expanded our asset class range to include unleveraged equity trading, initially offering US stocks.”

The FXTM Stocks Account is now available in English. In the coming months, the service will add European equities, and be rolled out to FXTM’s Chinese language offering.

For more information, please visit: FXTM

FXTM is an international online forex broker offering financial services in forex, CFDs on spot metals and CFDs on Commodity Futures, Indices and Shares.

FXTM brand is authorised and regulated in various jurisdictions. ForexTime Limited (www.forextime.com/eu) is regulated by the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission with CIF license number 185/12, licensed by the Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) of South Africa, with FSP No. 46614. The company is also registered with the Financial Conduct Authority of the UK with number 600475. Exinity Limited (www.forextime.com) is regulated by the Financial Services Commission of the Republic of Mauritius with an Investment Dealer License bearing license number C113012295. Forextime UK Limited (www.forextime.com/uk) is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority, firm reference number 777911.

CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 80% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.”

@2020 FXTM

About the author: Justin Freeman

Justin is an active trader with more than 20-years’ industry experience of working for big banks and hedge funds. He has an inside knowledge of how the financial markets work, thanks to roles including trader on a $750m Event-Arbitrage desk and CRO and COO of hedge funds running a variety of strategies. From stat-arb and trend-following CTA to fixed-income relative value. Firm’s he has worked at include big banks like Citi, and prominent hedge funds including D. E. Shaw and Millennium Capital Management.

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