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MEXEM Products

Products

Trade global stocks, options, futures, bonds, ETFs and more from a single integrated account

By accessing our award-winning platform, you can trade globally in 150 markets in multiple base currencies from a single integrated account.

MEXEM Stocks

Stocks

MEXEM Options

Options

MEXEM Futures

Futures

MEXEM ETF's

ETF's

MEXEM Bonds

Bonds

MEXEM Warrants

Warrants

MEXEM Mutual Funds

Mutual Funds

MEXEM Metals

Metals

The Stock Exchange - for Beginners

What does it actually mean to trade on a stock exchange with a leading broker?

Contrary to popular belief, this game is not only for the rich! More and more people are reaping the benefits of investing in the stock exchange, making trading securities and other financial products accessible to everyone, regardless of their economic status.​

While banks and brokers are the typical way to invest in stocks, the main differences between trading via banks and brokers are commissions and technology. Trading through banks tends to be more costly, as higher commissions are involved.

​Initially, the purpose of the stock exchange was to allow companies to raise enough money from a group of investors and to provide a market for those investors to sell their shares in those companies. Companies that took money from these investors used it for innovation and development, which increased the company's worth, ultimately resulting in increased profits for the investors. 

As a result, it is much easier for companies to put themselves on the stock market instead of resorting to banks for their loans. This process is called the 'Initial Public Offering' or 'going public.'​

Such companies trade their stocks via electronic trading platforms, and it has become common for independent traders to use banks to manage their personal portfolios.

However, the cost of this is considerably higher than through the use of brokers, as most banks use outdated platforms. Unlike banks, MEXEM's cutting-edge technology enables private investors to enjoy the same benefits as professional (institutional traders). 

Products

MEXEM Metals

Stocks

Traders tend to favor stocks over other securities. When you invest in stocks, you are actually obtaining rights and partial control over the company you are trading. MEXEM offers the opportunity to invest in stocks through the Algo system, as well as the TWS platform.

MEXEM Metals

Options

Trading options is also a common security. However, due to the fluctuation of prices, it presents a higher level of risk. This means that the price of the stock will cause a dramatic change in the price of the option. MEXEM's advanced systems to trade options were built for professionals, offering a plethora of tools for advanced options traders.

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Futures

Futures are financial instruments that are traded on the stock exchange. With futures, the seller is legally obligated to supply a certain asset at a future date when the price is set in advance, and the payment is made at the time the asset or commodity is submitted.

MEXEM offers access to real-time trading in futures in 150 markets and 33 countries. The main stock exchanges are frankfurter Wertpapierborse, London Stock Exchange, New York Stock Exchange, Euronext Amsterdam, and The Brussels stock exchange. With futures, you can trade products from different industries, such as coins, energy, indexes, and metals, using the same account you use to trade other securities.

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ETFs

An ETF is a financial instrument that allows traders to diversify their risk by trading in a variety of products using only one security, as opposed to trading separately in each product. With MEXEM, you can purchase ETFs on margin or sell them short (borrow the commodities and sell the stock, hoping to buy them back at a lower cost, return them to the lender, and pocket the difference).

MEXEM Metals

Bonds

We are proud to offer electronic access to corporate as well as government bonds in the USA, Europe, and Asia. We are offering cutting-edge tools for traders active in the global bonds market.

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Warrants

With warrants, the holder is entitled to buy the underlying stock of the issuing company at a fixed price until the offer expires. This grants the holder certain privileges to buy securities. Public companies usually offer this "as a gift" and as a mechanism to entice investors to buy stock.

MEXEM Metals

Mutual Funds

MEXEM's Mutual Fund Marketplaces around the world offer our clients a large availability of funds at a low cost. MEXEM also provides access to 31, 531 no-load funds from over 285 fund families worldwide.

MEXEM Metals

Metals

By trading with MEXEM Gold and MEXEM Silver, you will gain access to London’s bullion market, the global over-the-counter (OCT) market for Gold and Silver.

Stocks

Stocks

Traders tend to favor stocks over other securities. When you invest in stocks, you are actually obtaining rights and partial control over the company you are trading. Mexem offers the opportunity to invest in stocks through the Algo system, as well as the TWS platform.

Options

Trading options is also a common security, however, due to the fluctuation of prices, it presents a higher level of risk. This means that the price of the stock will cause a dramatic change in the price of the option. Mexem’s advanced systems to trade options were built for professionals and offer a plethora of tools for advanced option traders.

Futures

Futures are financial instruments that are traded in the stock exchange. With futures, the seller is legally obligated to supply a certain asset at a future date when the price is set in advance, and the payment is made at the time the asset or commodity is submitted.

Mexem offers access to real-time trading in futures in 125 markets, and 33 countries. The main stock exchanges are frankfurter Wertpapierborse, London Stock Exchange, New York Stock Exchange, Euronext Amsterdam, and the Brussel’s stock exchange. With futures, you can trade products from different industries such as coins, energy, indexes and metals using the same account you use to trade other securities.

ETF's

An ETF is a financial instrument that allows traders to diversify their risk, by trading in a variety of products using only one security, as opposed to trading separately in each product. With Mexem, you can purchase ETFs on margin or sell the ETFs short (borrow the commodities and sell the stock, hoping to buy them back at a lower cost, return them to lender and pocket the difference).

Bonds

We are proud to offer electronic access to corporate, as well as government bonds in the USA,
Europe, and Asia. We are offering cutting edge tools for traders active in the global bonds
market.

Warrants

With warrants, the holder is entitled to buy the underlying stock of the issuing company at a fixed price until the offer expires. This grants the holder special privileges to buy securities. Public companies usually offer this “as a gift” and as a mechanism to entice investors to buy stock.

Mutual

MEXEMs Mutual Fund Marketplaces around the world offers our clients a large availability of funds at a low cost. MEXEM also provides access to 31, 531 no-load funds from over 285 fund families worldwide.

Metals

By trading with MEXEM Gold and MEXEM Silver, you are granted access to London’s bullion market, which is the market center for the international over-the-counter (OCT) for gold and silver.

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