

Over 52,000 traders worldwide trust GCN Future Forex Trading - now it's your turn

About Us
GCN Future is the buying and selling of financial instruments in order to make a profit. These instruments range from a variety of assets that are assigned a financial value that can go up or down – and you can trade on the direction they’ll take. You may have heard about stocks, shares and funds. But there are thousands of financial markets you can trade, and a variety of products you can use to trade them.
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Community and Social Trading:
Some trading websites feature social trading platforms where users can interact with other traders, share trading ideas, and follow experienced traders' strategies. These platforms often include features like copy trading, where users can automatically replicate the trades of successful traders.

Trading Tools and Software:
Trading websites often offer a range of trading tools and software to enhance the trading experience. These may include advanced charting tools, customizable.

Account Management:
Trading websites typically provide tools for account management, allowing users to deposit funds, withdraw profits, and monitor their account balances and transaction history. They may also offer features like automated deposits, account linking, and portfolio tracking.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Buying power refers to the total funds that an investor has available to trade securities, and it equals cash held in the account plus the available margin.
Since the PDT rule says you can't make four or more trades in a five business-day period, in order to not be labeled a Pattern Day Trader, you can't trade again until the next Monday. But you can sell existing holdings provided they were not purchased the same day.
Trading, in simple terms, is the act of buying and selling financial instruments (like shares, forex and indices) without directly owning them, in the hopes of making a profit from changes in their price movements.
you are considered a pattern day trader if you execute four or more "day trades" within five business days—provided that the number of day trades represents more than six percent of your total trades in the margin account for that same five business day period.