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Hantec Markets, a leading global provider of retail CFD trading products including forex, indices, equities, ETFs and commodities, has launched a one-of-its-kind Pairs Trading product. Breaking new ground, this unique offering allows clients to trade CFD stocks and indices in pairs, gaining exposure to two instruments in a single trade.
With Pairs Trading, retail clients can access 18 unique pairs allowing clients to trade two stocks or indices simultaneously. These include some of the most popular symbols amongst traders worldwide, such as Tesla versus Ford, Microsoft versus Apple, Nasdaq 100 vs Nikkei, and more.
Through this product, Hantec Markets aims to provide clients with an innovative approach to CFD trading, whether retail clients want to hedge their risks, take advantage of diverging price trends, or diversify their trading strategies. Key benefits include:
- Access to 18 unique CFD pairs, so clients can trade two stocks or indices at once.
- Earning from the difference in market performance of the two stocks or indices in a pair.
- Lower margin requirements compared to opening positions for the respective stocks or indices individually.
Hantec Markets is committed to providing its clients with cutting-edge trading tools and being at the forefront of product innovation. The newly launched CFD Pairs Trading product is a testament to this dedication, offering clients a powerful tool to enhance their trading experience and unlock new opportunities in the market.
“The launch of our Pairs Trading product embodies our commitment to client-focused innovation. With CFD Pairs Trading, clients can capitalise on one-of-a-kind opportunities in financial markets, expanding their trading strategies and achieving their financial goals,” Norayr Djerrahian, Chief Strategy Officer at Hantec Markets, said. “It further highlights our team’s drive towards offering products and services that speak directly to what it takes for our clients to have that winning edge when they trade.”
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