The difference between foreign exchange firm offer and virtual offer

The difference between foreign exchange firm offer and fake offer _ What is a foreign exchange firm offer?

Aiming at the knowledge problem in the stock market, it is still a point that we are more concerned about. In fact, many novices are not very clear about the relevant knowledge when they enter the stock market. The following is the difference between the firm offer and the false offer of foreign exchange compiled by Bian Xiao, which is for reference only and I hope it will help you.

The difference between foreign exchange firm offer and virtual offer

A firm offer means a real deal. Funds are in the market, and investors increase or decrease funds according to their own operations. This is a real deal. Virtual market, which can be interpreted as simulated trading market, is just a set of data, which investors operate, not real money. A firm offer is a spot transaction.

It requires customers how much foreign exchange they have before they can trade the corresponding amount, and customers hold another currency after completing the transaction, so it can not only provide opportunities to earn the difference by using exchange rate fluctuations, but also meet customers' foreign exchange needs.

Virtual trading is also called foreign exchange margin trading. In this kind of transaction, the customer can draw up a transaction contract with the dealer only by paying a certain margin, and carry out the usual financing of 10-400 times, that is to say, in theory, he can do the transaction of 10-400 times the amount of foreign exchange in his hand. Because the foreign exchange in hand can be enlarged hundreds of times for trading, the risks and available profits of virtual customers are also enlarged accordingly.

What is a firm foreign exchange quotation?

Firm foreign exchange trading means that our traders convert freely convertible foreign exchange (loan currency) into freely convertible foreign exchange with expected appreciation and earn profits according to the exchange rate difference. The trading address is the bank.

A unique trading method in China, after I set up a trading account in the bank, I can trade online, by telephone, at the bank counter and at the bank self-service terminal.

Generally speaking, opening an account in a bank is characterized by low risk and low income, and the transaction service fee (spread) is slightly higher, generally 10~30 points. Asset size will be more profitable. Firm foreign exchange trading has some disadvantages: the price difference is too large, the service fee is high, it can only be traded unilaterally, and the profit scale of assets is small.

Bank account opening process: apply for opening a foreign exchange account at the bank counter, then purchase foreign exchange and deposit it in the account, sign a foreign exchange transaction agreement with the bank, apply for opening online banking, and then log on to the bank website with a personal computer at home to enter online banking for trading. Please consult the bank counter for the specific bank account opening service fee.

The difference between real offer and virtual offer

The definition of an offer is that in order to sell or buy a batch of goods, one party to a transaction puts forward relevant trading terms to the other party and expresses his willingness to conclude a transaction according to these terms. This behavior is called an offer.

A firm offer means that the offeror (the offeror) puts forward complete, clear and definite trading terms to the offeree. Once delivered to the offeree (i.e. the offeree or the offeree), it is binding on the offeror, and the offeror shall not revoke or change it within the validity period stipulated in the firm offer.

A false offer is an offer that is not binding on the offeror. Virtual offer is not a valid offer, which is legally called invitation offer. Virtual offer often uses terms such as "quotation" and "offer", and sometimes it doesn't use any terms.

Differences between real disks and virtual disks

1, binding: A firm offer is binding on the offeror, but a false offer is not binding on the offeror.

2. Contents: The firm offer has detailed contents and specific conditions, while the fake offer does not need detailed contents and specific conditions, nor does it need to indicate the validity period and trading intention, so it has no legal effect.

3. Contract: A firm offer must specify the validity period, including commodity name, quality specification, packaging, quantity and price. The false offer includes the quality, quantity, delivery date, price terms and payment method of the goods, and the list is incomplete. Although some offers are clear in meaning and complete in elements, they are also false offers with certain reservations.

How to distinguish between a real offer and a virtual offer? Generally, you can tell what is a firm offer and what is a false offer from what the buyer asks. We should focus on those that are highly targeted and can be called firm offers. For worthless virtual disks, we should dare to give up decisively.

It is naive to think that every inquiry is to buy goods from you. Some inquiries are too vague, perhaps just a means for customers to do market research. If you don't give up vague information, you may only do some boring things every day.