Trading financial products is usually risky. Generally speaking, you should only trade when you understand the financial products and their related risks. In the following sections, we will focus on the main leverage products that AM Broker provides to its customers, as well as the risks associated with these products.

In forex trading, Investors will consider the price change of one currency relative to another, selling one currency and buying another. For example, if investors expect the dollar to rise against the Australian dollar, he can sell AUDUSD. Forex is traded as a leveraged product, which means you can open and trade larger positions with a small fee. Forex can be traded as forex spot, forex forward or forex option. FX spot is to buy one currency and sell another currency for immediate delivery. The forex market is the largest financial market in the world, 24-hour trading on weekdays. Compared with other products, one of its characteristics is relatively low profit margin. Therefore, high profits depend on large trading volumes, for example through margin trading. In forex trading, the gains achieved by one market participant are always offset by the losses of another participant. Your forex trading in AM Broker usually use AM Broker as the counterparty. AM Broker quotes based on the prices available on the market. You should note that as forex is margin traded, it allows you to hold a larger position than your funds in AM Broker. Therefore, relatively small negative or positive market movements can have a significant impact on your investment. Forex trading involves relatively high risk, even though deposits are relatively small, and the potential returns are relatively high. If your total risk in margin trading exceeds your deposits, your loss may exceed your deposits. Please also note that for margin trading, AM Broker reserves the right to change the margin requirement at any time, in which case you will need to top up your funds or reduce your positions (which may result in losses) to avoid being stopped out by the trading platform.

A CFD or Contract for Difference is an agreement between two parties to exchange the difference between the purchase and sale price of a financial instrument or security. The product allows you to take a view on the future increases or decreases in the value of a specific asset, for instance a share. If your view proves to be correct, you will make a profit from the difference in value (less costs). If the view you took tums out to be wrong, you will have to pay the difference in value (plus costs). Being tied to an underlying asset, the value of a CFD depends on that asset CFDs are always margin traded (see the above paragraph on foreign exchange transactions). CFDs are normally traded with AM Broker as the counterparty, but some CFDs may be traded on a regulated market. However, the price always moveswith the price of the underlying product, which is in most cases traded on a regulated market. The price and liquidity of CFDs on individual financial instrument mirrorthe price and liquidity of the instrument on the market in which it is admitted for trading, whereas, for instance, PX CFDs are over-the counter(OTC)products with a price fixed by AM Broker on the basis of the price and liquidity of the X Spot, the foreign exchange market, the effects of economic and political factors, etc.
Please note that as CFDs are margin traded, it allows you to take a larger position than you would otherwise be able to base on your funds with AM Broker. Therefore, relatively small negative or positive market movements can have a significant impact on your investment. CDF trading involves relatively high risk, even though deposits are relatively small, and the potential returns are relatively high. If your total risk in margin trading exceeds your funds, your loss may exceed your funds. Please also note that for margin trading, AM Broker reserves the right to change the margin requirement at any time, in which case you will need to top up your funds or reduce your positions (which may result in losses) to avoid being stopped out by the trading platform.