Forex Trading vs Share Trading: Which Is a Better Option?

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Forex Trading vs Share Trading Which Is a Better
Option?
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Introduction
Both Forex trading and share trading involve
purchasing undervalued options and selling
overvalued options. But Yet, the Forex market is
very different, and it offers distinct advantages
compared to share trading. These differences are
discussed below
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Key Comparisons
Hours
Speed
Cost
Focus
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Hours
Share trading markets open each day, and they
operate over an 8-hour window. Conversely, Forex
markets are open 24 hours a day. As a result, the
Forex market offers a greater degree of
flexibility for new traders who want to start in
their free time.
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Speed
Share trading is often a longer-term investment,
whereas, profitable Forex transactions can be
opened and closed much more quickly.
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Cost
Share trading requires the trader to hire a
broker that sets up trades. All share brokers
charge fees that can be expensive. Forex trading,
though, doesnt require a broker, as transaction
fees are limited to the difference between the
buy/sell price, or spread, of a currency.
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Focus
Share trading requires extensive, as traders must
keep track of thousands of companies that sell
shares. Forex trading, on the other hand, is
tightly focused around about five major currency
pairs, which account for a majority of all
transactions.
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