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Open up a Demo account and get $50,000 in virtual equity. 

Trade spot forex online with ease 24 hours a day.

If you are looking for that ideal trading situation of deep, liquid spot forex markets open when you want to trade combined with online trading execution?

The spot forex (foreign exchange) market opens for business each week on Sunday at 5 p.m. (New York) in Sydney and Singapore. Tokyo opens two hours later, with London opening at 2 a.m. (New York). When New York opens at 8 a.m. Monday, the foreign exchange market is in full swing, 24 hours a day until New York closes at 4 p.m. Friday. As a result, you can trade immediately at any hour of the day or night. And, if you like to trade outside your normal work hours, the spot forex market provides that added flexibility. Please keep in mind that spot forex trading carries significant risk of loss.

There are many user friendly spot forex trading platforms. See for yourself and click here for the Demo. This platform will service all of your spot forex trading needs.

The user-friendly screens show all relevant trading information in one concise dealing screen. The prices you see are real-time and executable. Moreover, those same quotes drive a real-time look at your account statement, including details on every open position, open order, margin position and generated profit/loss per trade.

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