Forex Trading Firm

[sirius]

Hi guys,

basin naay ganahan sa inyo mag open ug account for online trading sa Forex.

Platforms nga gamit namo is
MetaTrader 5, MetaTrader 4 ug naa say Binary Options.

Peso ang gamit to fund the account so dili ka exposed sa currency exchange pag fund pa lang nimo sa imong account.
Online pag fund, online sad withdrawal.

Currency Trading, Money Exchange, Forex, FX Trading @ MetisEtrade ang among website,


let me know if you are interested in opening an account with us or if you have questions.
you can open a demo account first.

thanks.

[cebu.opportunities]

how does this work?

we have the option to choose between peso and US dollar in funding.
if we choose USD, trade nlng ditso between USD and 3rd currencies/php?
in like manner, if PHP, to second and 3rd currencies?
upon funding and withdrawal, naay corresponding fees?

please refer to this link:
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standard na nila ang currency converter? tried 1 USD to Php = - 0.04php daw
what does this means?
if sa banks, 1 USD is equal to 42.50 +/- man karon.

pero naa sad hinuon sa trading njud mismo, IMO
USDPHP 42.820 42.929

[sirius]

we have the option to choose between peso and US dollar in funding.
"yup, naa kay option to fund the account in either USD or Php, pwede sad uban nga currency pero i-deposit ang process is dili siya nimo madeposit directly sa bank sa Philippines, i deposit sa nimo sa HSBC in HK before ma-credit sa imong account."

if we choose USD, trade nlng ditso between USD and 3rd currencies/php?
"yes"

in like manner, if PHP, to second and 3rd currencies?
"yes"

upon funding and withdrawal, naay corresponding fees?
"funding the account, walay fee. withdrawing the funds naay fee
bank transfer - Php 50 regardless of the amound
wire - depende sa bank but usually nag range siya 500 - 800
credit card - no fee pero pwede nga malangay siya depende sa card issuer, pwede nga muabot siya ug one billing cycle kadugay"

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standard na nila ang currency converter? tried 1 USD to Php = - 0.04php daw
what does this means?
if sa banks, 1 USD is equal to 42.50 +/- man karon.

pero naa sad hinuon sa trading njud mismo, IMO
USDPHP 42.820 42.929

"i'll have to check aning currency converter namo kay dili ni siya mao ang result"

[vipmike]

MetisEtrade is a Broker from the Philippines?

Your offering Beer?

Service

Complementary beers and snacks
Free trading desks are offered upon reservation

nice!!! ahahaha

[mckoy_slipstream]

Hi guys,

Peso ang gamit to fund the account so dili ka exposed sa currency exchange pag fund pa lang nimo sa imong account.
Online pag fund, online sad withdrawal.

how come dili ka exposed sa currency exchange rate? can you explain and prove your point? im also into forex and i fund my account using my peso bank account. that does not exempt me from currency fluctuations, unless the depository bank of the broker has a fixed rate, still, they will convert that peso to a standard currency, be it USD, YEN, AUD, or NZD.

also, it's like your saying that when we deposit money, we will see our P50,000 reflected on our Mt4 platform. if so, then surprise me.

[hyunniesbeannie23]

hindi kasi apektado an deposit mo san currency exchange rate kay talagan peso account cya pero magttrade ka san iba iba na currency. tama siya mareflect agad sa balance mo an deposit mo kay kun gusto mo siya kuhaon na makukuha mo dayun ug kwarta mo within an hour.

[M.A.D.]

I think what metis staff is saying here is that your deposit account is denominated in peso but in MT4 the options available obviously do not include php. This is quite misleading, however since they are based locally any withdrawal can be quickly processed and office hours is the same as of philippine time.

Maybe when you deposit your account in peso denomination it is automatically converted to the days current exchange rate when you convert it to USD, GPP, CHF, otherwise this is simply redundant. Registering for a foreign broker gives out the same, if not better benefits.

But I think the purpose of metis for its presence here in the country is to entice people who are wary of forex trading. Many of them don't trust brokers located overseas. Most of these are those who are skeptical, and inexperienced. I do hope metis can help people understand.

Also, FXCM and XM are coming to the philippines. Forgot when.

[hyunniesbeannie23]

I think what metis staff is saying here is that your deposit account is denominated in peso but in MT4 the options available obviously do not include php. This is quite misleading, however since they are based locally any withdrawal can be quickly processed and office hours is the same as of philippine time.

Maybe when you deposit your account in peso denomination it is automatically converted to the days current exchange rate when you convert it to USD, GPP, CHF, otherwise this is simply redundant. Registering for a foreign broker gives out the same, if not better benefits.

But I think the purpose of metis for its presence here in the country is to entice people who are wary of forex trading. Many of them don't trust brokers located overseas. Most of these are those who are skeptical, and inexperienced. I do hope metis can help people understand.

Also, FXCM and XM are coming to the philippines. Forgot when.

In MT4 there is no option for PHP but what they are using is MT5 wherein you can deposit PHP minimum is 10k or USD deposit minimum of 250USD. You can also withdraw your money same as what is your balance in your account. If your account is in PHP and you have a balance of PHP15000 you can withdraw that amount the only charge is the processing fee which is PHP50.00. Yes you have an option whether to withdraw it in dollars or in peso and of course currency exchange rates applies same as you are exhanging your dollar to peso.

[M.A.D.]

MT5? Nah forget about it. Metaquotes released MT5 but many brokers are not yet supporting it. MT4 is still the most stable of them all.

In MT4 there is no option for PHP but what they are using is MT5 wherein you can deposit PHP minimum is 10k or USD deposit minimum of 250USD. You can also withdraw your money same as what is your balance in your account. If your account is in PHP and you have a balance of PHP15000 you can withdraw that amount the only charge is the processing fee which is PHP50.00. Yes you have an option whether to withdraw it in dollars or in peso and of course currency exchange rates applies same as you are exhanging your dollar to peso.

[hyunniesbeannie23]

Ive tried mt5 earlier ok nmn cya. Have u tried using it? I went to the event earlier in Metisetrade and MT5 is ok naman and the trading event is quite fun. I think ill enjoy this market more currency trading.