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In order of volume: (market participation)
1/ Governments (95% buy to hold/5% other)
2/ Exchanges (90% trade / 10% buy to hold)
3/ Banks and Institutions (Hedgefunds/mutuals/pensions) (20% buy to hold /80% trade)
4/ HNWI/ Family offices (50% buy to hold / 25% FX hedge / 25% trade)
5/ HODLer/DCAer (99.999% buy to hold/0.0001% paperhands/death and wills transfers)
6/ Retail - (everything else)

Meron ba sa inyo bumibili ng USD from BPI and BDO through their mobile app? Gamit ko kasi Unionbank, sobrang dali bumili USD pero di gaano maganda ang exchange rate. Pag chinecheck ko yung naka post sa BDO and BPI, their ratea are always better.
I checked online, and sabi I can buy USD through their mobile app, na nasa FX section, hanap ako ng hanap, pero wala akong makita.

Hey everyone,
I’m 6 months news to trading and im now looking for a website, application or person that gives out a weekly or just after news sentiment on the dollar.
Since I now started trading FX it’s for me essential to understand the overall sentiment of the dollar. Just a quick summary is enough. Would be lovely thanks a lot.
( side question for anyone who’s got the patience 🙏 : if the dollar is strong, will DXY for sure go up? Or even if sometimes the sentiment is strong the dollar can still be bearish on its charts ? )
Thanks a lot !

Factors Supporting a Potential Short Squeeze in FFAI:
• Days to Cover (DTC) is now 3.74, which is considered a critical threshold for short squeezes.
• Borrow fee rate is extremely high (18–19%), indicating it’s expensive to short the stock.
• Float may be large, but it’s widely dispersed among retail investors, making it difficult for shorts to easily cover.
• FFAI has active narrative catalysts, such as potential executive stock purchases, new product (FX) launch, and public engagement from Faraday Future’s founder, Jia Yueting.
• Social media sentiment and momentum are building, particularly on platforms like Reddit, X (Twitter), and StockTwits.

I'm long on ADBE since 2 weeks and up 11% (note i'm based in Europe so FX change impact included)
Did a reverse DCF, found its valuation interesting. More of a short term investment for me though, not that convinced as a value to hold long term.
I'm not sure what to do yet before taking my gains before the next earning report mid June, or wait a further 15-20% increase.

In the current regime no - there is an allowance for both dividends and capital gains. But I would not recommend this route, the FX savings are small compared to the hassle and it stops working if you do well as you'll exceed the limits (which might disappear anyway).

White label Broker FX

I mean, you're right to point that out. Ofc options on futures, ETFs, and FX each offer unique advantages and can be valuable tools in a trader’s toolkit.
I focused on equity options for accessibility, but experienced traders should absolutely explore these markets for broader strategies and diversification.

I'm relatively new to this too but I have read up that the all world will have about 60% US companies so there'll be quite some overlap between the two. So maybe choosing one of them isn't a bad idea.
I've read up a bit on that daily dividends pie but decided against it. I think unless you have a lot in it, the dividends will be tiny or non existent, plus, as the stocks are largely in $, there'll be FX fees involved. Also, it has 50 companies, compared to over 3,000 in the all world ETF (eg: VWRP). The guy who runs it has a YouTube channel if you want to investigate it more.

Buy whichever currency ticker matches the currency you fund your account with, to avoid paying unnecessary FX fee. Some platforms allow you to switch the ticker of your holding without needing to sell and re-buy.

FX rate.. Probably your currency conversion.

Both are true.
There is also the treasury markets to consider that have a big impact on valuations. Stocks, FX, and bonds are all closely linked.

you literally have info icon next to FX impact

For online shopping Revolut is just a debit card though, so you still have to enter your debit card number at checkout to use it, and if you've got a choice between doing that or using PayPal, the latter is much easier as you just have to login and approve the transaction.
Revolut's virtual cards are a nice idea, which adds some protection in case your card details are misused, but even if I want to use Revolut for that reason, or because it gives a better FX rate, I just store the card details in PayPal and select that card to pay with.

Feel free to check out Auditorium where Scott is going over his trading journey so far. Today, Scott is the founder of Evolution Markets FX ([https://evolutionmarketsfx.com/)](https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUFFLUhqbUl4aWpCSzE3UUhYNExWcWJIOENmajM4b2ktUXxBQ3Jtc0tsOVJfUUZtbXFHZVdrWmZteEwwOEFONXR2eDFOdW16UDJTWUlWMHVvLU1TT0h1ZkdNYURnR0JKLXYydlBfVnF0d1hrWEx6Wl85R29aTG8tTVpNd2RiaUdUcTJmNDBxcXQ2SHRZUDctOHpaeEFwNU1LWQ&q=https%3A%2F%2Fevolutionmarketsfx.com%2F%29&v=CkwajmUOGhA), where he mentors +2.500 traders;
* [https://tradelocker.com/newsroom/patience-motivation-expectations-in-trading-forex/](https://tradelocker.com/newsroom/patience-motivation-expectations-in-trading-forex/)
Also, if you're looking to get familiar with general terminology in trading, or if you wish to learn about the trading environment of TradeLocker platform, here are some useful resources:
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* YouTube Tutorials: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MBfMscUyYdI&list=PLIIB995u9hFzzviYQ4IR8kiHPWRevamrN](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MBfMscUyYdI&list=PLIIB995u9hFzzviYQ4IR8kiHPWRevamrN)

I hope that among these resources you manage to find something that's of use to you. Wishing you the best of luck.

Help understanding FX impact

I'm just in premium, but the main reason is to convert large amounts of cash between currencies as it's cheaper than paying the FX fee.
I also use it as my main salary account for maybe 8 years now.

It's stuck in their FAQ.
Both funds provide spot Bitcoin exposure, but they serve different investor needs:
BTCO is designed for long-term investors who want low fees and a simple way to hold Bitcoin in their portfolio.
BTCC includes professional features like FX hedging and deep liquidity, which many traders value.

Wise and Revolut have cheaper FX, contactless cards and plenty of other features. I'm not sure how prevalent they are in the US, though, I know Revolut isn't too strong. But it's the most downloaded financial app in Europe. It's really good IMO even though support is lacking.

Save this reply for 5 years time.
In order of volume: (market participation)
1/ Governments (95% buy to hold/5% other)
2/ Exchanges (90% trade / 10% buy to hold)
3/ Banks and Institutions (Hedgefunds/mutuals/pensions) (20% buy to hold /80% trade)
4/ HNWI/ Family offices (50% buy to hold / 25% FX hedge / 25% trade)
5/ HODLer/DCAer (99.999% buy to hold/0.0001% paperhands/death and wills transfers)
6/ Retail - (everything else)