KB Securities Launches Overseas Futures Take-Profit and Stop-Loss Order Service Event

[Asia Economy Reporter Kwon Jae-hee] KB Securities announced on the 10th that it will offer an online commission discount through an opening event for its 'Overseas Futures Take-Profit and Stop-Loss Order Service.'

This service allows users to set take-profit and stop-loss orders when trading overseas futures, which is expected to enable effective risk management in the overseas futures market, where volatility has recently increased.

The event targets new individual customers trading overseas futures and long-term inactive individual customers who have not traded since August 7, 2021. The application period is until the end of March.

Applications can be made via phone, and from the application date, an online commission discount will be provided for 3 months on 10 major index and currency micro products and 12 regular and mini products traded on the US CME exchange.

The discounted commissions applied in this event are $0.75 per contract for micro products such as ▲Micro Nasdaq 100 (MNQ) ▲Micro S&P 500 (MES) ▲Micro EUR/USD (M6E), and $2.50 per contract for mini products such as ▲E-mini Nasdaq 100 (NQ) ▲E-mini S&P 500 (ES) ▲E-mini Dow $5 (YM). Details on other products eligible for the commission discount event can be found on the KB Securities website.

Lee Hong-gu, Head of WM Sales Division at KB Securities, said, "We prepared this event for new customers who are starting overseas futures trading and are concerned about risk management and trading costs," adding, "We will continue to provide various services that allow customers to trade global market products more easily and conveniently to meet their interests."

KB Securities overseas futures options accounts can be opened non-face-to-face through the account opening menu of the MTS 'M-able (M-able)' app. For detailed information such as event applications, please refer to the KB Securities website or contact the Global BK Solutions Department.

Meanwhile, it should be noted that overseas futures options investments may result in losses exceeding the principal, and losses may occur due to exchange rate fluctuations.

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