What We Do

• What Is Equity Trading?
  Equities trading is the purchasing and selling of corporate stock shares on public exchanges or in over-the-counter markets, whether they’re domestic or foreign. Although similar to the stock market, equities trading is much more complex, involving many kinds of securities. This kind of trading can be and is done 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year, and forms a huge portion of the global economy. Among other factors, equities trading rates act as economic indicators by which financial analysts gauge the fiscal status of world markets.
• How Does It Work?
  Equity trading is done electronically, with buying and selling orders matched by computer, by almost every exchange worldwide. Owners of the securities can trade equities, or agents, or brokers, may handle them for short-term profit or longer-term investment. Agents are paid commissions. Money is made or lost when the spread, or difference, varies from the original price of the security as determined by market makers. Equities can be traded as a combination of stocks and options, called arbitrage, or stocks can be bought to capture their dividends.
  
  Equities trading is a complicated system of generating income used worldwide. Equity traders are highly trained to be experts in their fields and make high commissions for their services. This intricate system of valuing and devaluing securities is one of the financial arteries that speeds growth and development.
• Benefits of Equity Trading
  Selling (also known as writing) options can offer benefits to investors in both equities and commodities. However, there are substantial differences between writing stock options and writing options on futures. What it generally boils down to is leverage. Futures options offer more leverage and, therefore, can deliver greater potential rewards (in addition to greater risk).