Yes, of course. You can enter trades and exit them as quickly as you would like with no restrictions on-hold time.
We discourage arbitrage trading in most forms, specifically latency arbitrage. This form of arbitrage is trying to find errors in the pricing provided by our LP and in which case they will correct the trades post execution. Not allowing this from the start means that the client won't have trades adjusted to the correct level and end up paying the spread for their trades which will most likely leave the account in a negative.
Swap arbitrage, while not specifically banned, should not be encouraged either as if an error is discovered with our LP's swap prices, the client's trade will be corrected post execution which may put them into negative balance or larger loss than anticipated.
We tell clients that we don't allow latency arbitrage because of the following:
Latency arbitrage means that there is an error somewhere in the system, that is, there is latency in the quote and it is incorrect. If our LP is indeed providing latent quotes, while that indicates an issue on their side, it may cause them to cease working with us or widen out the spreads. This can harm other clients trading with us that aren't trading in this manner so as a general rule, we would prefer it if clients didn't try this type of trading strategy.
Ultimately, we can't tell if a client is trying to scalp or pick off latent quotes, it will look the same on our end but we will know as soon as the LP complains as they are usually on-top of this type of stuff rather quickly. We may also find ourselves having to adjust trades post being closed. If the latent quote was over a news event or a rapid movement, the LP may re-value our trade with them which will force us to re-value your trades with us. This isn't a good experience for anyone so where possible we would like to stress that we don't wish for clients to be conducting this type of trading.
In relation to why we allow swap arbitrage, the providers have had a lot of time to calculate their swap rates and put them out. This is very different from there being an error in the system that the client is trying to take advantage of.
Unfortunately, we do not offer spread betting at this time but we’re always innovating and looking for ways to improve our offering.
A binary option- where the buyer receives a payout or loses their investment, based on if the option expires in the money. Binary options depend on the outcome of a "yes or no" proposition, hence the name "binary." Binary options have an expiry date and/or time. At the time of expiry, the price of the underlying asset must be on the correct side of the strike price (based on the trade taken) for the trader to make a profit. So that's how the binary option works.
Unfortunately, binary options are not included in our existing products at the moment. Binary options are not something Fusion Markets will offer to customers. We recommend taking extra caution if you are considering this product also.
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