Greetings

According to this morning's Sunday Bangkok Post, there are something like 40 brokers licenced to deal in gold future's contracts in LOS. As I'd like to take a punt on the glittering metal, can anyone recommend a broker in Bangkok to me.

Thanks heaps

Roderick

Edited January 10, 201016 yr by roderick17

I have been hearing that brokers here require a work permit to trade any products on the Thai futures exchange. The reason is that an account can lose more money then the amount of cash deposited in the account. So if a margin call is large enough presents a risk to the broker. Also, commissions are like 500baht for each turn on the exchanges here.

Hi KhunJake

Do you know whether a similar brokerage service is available in Singapore or elsewhere ??

Regards

Roderick

I have been hearing that brokers here require a work permit to trade any products on the Thai futures exchange. The reason is that an account can lose more money then the amount of cash deposited in the account. So if a margin call is large enough presents a risk to the broker. Also, commissions are like 500baht for each turn on the exchanges here.

Any type of futures trading is the highest risk of all types of paper investments due to the effects of the leveraging that are built into the contracts. When you win, you win big but when you lose, you can wiped out quickly.

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