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As another option, a lot of banks (e.g. Citibank) offer clients the ability to write options and sell them back to the bank. These are typically packed in a retail-friendly product which promises high interest rates dependent on the strike price for both short, medium and long terms.I used to actively trade with Citibank for both FX and FX options (through their "Dual currency accounts") before moving into offshore margin trading. I found the returns to be quite low considering the level of risk but this is another option if you want a way to speculate on the FX market.
As another option, a lot of banks (e.g. Citibank) offer clients the ability to write options and sell them back to the bank. These are typically packed in a retail-friendly product which promises high interest rates dependent on the strike price for both short, medium and long terms.
I used to actively trade with Citibank for both FX and FX options (through their "Dual currency accounts") before moving into offshore margin trading. I found the returns to be quite low considering the level of risk but this is another option if you want a way to speculate on the FX market.
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