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FOREX HEAT MAP

Product Expiration Dates

Please see below a list of upcoming Product expiration dates.

FEBRUARY 2024

Future's contract

Product Symbol Close only date Last dealing date
Silver SIH4 2024-02-24 2024-02-26
Copper HG 2024-02-23 2024-02-26
WTI Crude Oil CLH4 2024-02-14 2024-02-15
Brent LCOJ4 2024-02-25 2024-03-26

Open Trading Date

Product Symbol Open Trading Date
Silver SIH4 2024-02-23
Copper HG 2024-02-23
WTI Crude Oil CLH4 2024-02-26
Brent LCOJ4 2024-01-24
  • *Last Dealing Date means the day all positions will be closed.
  • *Close only means clients can close trades but not open new ones.
  • *Please note that there could be unexpected periods of volatility, low liquidity and some LP’s will increase the spreads during expiry dates.
  • *Dates are subject to change by the respective markets.
  • *Please note these dates provided are subject to change.

Dividend Calendar?

Ticker Company Name Ex-Dividend Date Expected Dividend Points
LASVEGAS LAS VEGAS SANDS 1984-05-20 0.400
TTSA Total SA (FR) 1972-06-21 0.69
HDFCBK HDFC BANK 1999-10-21 0.60
EXPERIAN Experian 1983-11-22 0.39
UU United Utilities 2015-05-22 30.00
TLIT Telecom Italia 2024-02-26 0.00
BRTLD British Land 2007-06-29 10.00
BLND British Land 2012-01-29 10.00

The Dividend Calendar is indicative and subject to change. The Dividend Calendar is provided for informational purposes only. To see the exact amount that will be credited or debited please view the history tab on the MetaTrader5 Platform. MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 platforms are property of MetaQuotes.

Your Guidebook: Frequently Asked Questions Unveiled

  • 1) What is forex & how do I trade FX pairs?

    Forex, or foreign exchange, is where currencies are traded. To trade FX pairs, you'll need to open an account with 7 Street Corporation, choose the currency pairs you want to trade and execute buy or sell orders based on your analysis of market conditions. It's important to manage your risk and monitor your trades closely due to the volatility of the forex market.

  • 2) What forex pairs can I trade?

    We offer 30+ major, minor & exotic fx pairs - spreads from 0.0 pips with 1:100 leverage.

  • 3) What are CFDs?

    CFDs, or Contracts for Difference, allow traders to speculate on the price movements of various financial assets without owning the underlying asset. Forex (CFD) trading specifically focuses on the buying and selling of currency pairs in the foreign exchange market.

  • 4) Is trading only for professional traders?

    No, trading is not exclusively for professional traders. Many individuals, including beginners, engage in trading through various financial markets such as stocks, forex and commodities, often with access to educational resources and support to learn and develop their trading skills.

  • 1) What are indices & how do I trade them?

    Indices are portfolios of stocks representing a particular market or sector, serving as indicators of overall market performance. To trade them, you can use CFD instruments, allowing you to trade on its movements without owning individual stocks.

  • 2) What indices can I trade?

    We offer commission-free rolling major & minor stock market indices from around the world including Ger 40, JPN 225, Nasdaq 100, UK100, EUSTX50, US 30, SPA35, USDX, US500 and HK50.

  • 3) What platforms do you offer?

    We offer MT5. MT5 offers several improvements and features compared to its predecessor, MT5. A user-friendly interface, customizable options and extensive technical analysis tools are just a few of them.

  • 1) What are CFD commodities & how do I trade them?

    CFD commodities are contracts for difference based on the price movements of commodities such as gold, oil, wheat, or coffee. To trade them, you open a CFD trading account with 7 Street Corporation select the commodity you want to trade, trade on whether its price will rise or fall and execute buy or sell orders accordingly. 

  • 2) What precious metal CFDs do you offer?

    We offer CFDs on gold, silver, brent crude and more.  

  • 3) How are our precious metals priced?

    Please consult the market specifications for precious metals to determine the contract sizes for Gold, Silver, Brent and other commodities traded against the US dollar, as their measurement unit.

  • 4) How do I open a live account?

    To initiate the account application process, provide your contact details, personal information (including proof of address), bank statement and trading experience. Once your application is reviewed and all suitability checks are satisfied, we will send you access codes to our client portal via email. Upon accessing the portal with your unique credentials, you can proceed to make your initial deposit securely via bank transfer along with providing proof of your account. 

  • 1) What shares of CFDs do you offer?

    Explore our extensive range of CFDs covering leading global company stocks.

  • 2)What does it mean to trade CFD shares?

    CFD share trading, also referred to as 'equities' or 'stocks,' involves trading contracts for difference on company shares listed on stock exchanges. With CFDs, traders can speculate on share prices without owning the underlying shares or bearing the responsibilities of direct share ownership. Share CFDs cover a diverse range of industries, allowing traders to leverage their knowledge of specific businesses or diversify their investment portfolios.

  • 3) What is a ‘stop loss’ order & why should I use it?

    A 'stop loss' order is a risk management tool that automatically sells a security when its price reaches a specified level, helping to limit potential losses. It's used to protect against significant downward movements in price and to enforce disciplined trading strategies. Please also note that a stop loss is by no means a guarantee; positions may be affected by price gaps over market closures, data release or other economic or technological factors.

  • 4) What does leverage mean and how can I use it with ETF CFDs?

    At 7 Street, with leverage of up to 1:100, you can trade CFDs with increased exposure compared to your initial investment. Leveraging allows you to amplify your trading capabilities by utilizing a fraction of the total position's cost.

  • 1) What is a 'pip'?

    A 'pip' is the smallest price movement that a given exchange rate can make based on market convention. It stands for "percentage in point" or "price interest point" and is typically used in the context of currency pairs in forex trading.

  • 2) What are spreads?

    Spreads refer to the difference between the buy (ask) and sell (bid) prices of a financial instrument, such as a currency pair or a CFD. It represents the cost of trading and influences the profitability of a trade.

  • 3)What is Swaps?

    Swaps, also known as overnight financing fees or rollover fees, are the interest rate differentials between the two currencies in a currency pair that traders pay or earn for holding positions overnight. They can be either positive or negative, depending on the direction of the trade and the prevailing interest rates of the currencies involved. Swaps are applied to positions held overnight and can affect the overall profitability of trades in the forex market.

  • 4) What is a trading ‘lot’?

    A trading lot refers to the standardized quantity of a financial instrument that is typically traded in a single transaction. In forex trading, a standard lot is equal to 100,000 units of the base currency, while smaller lot sizes such as mini lots (10,000 units) and micro lots (1,000 units) are also commonly used, allowing traders to control their position sizes according to their risk preferences and account size. In other financial markets, such as stocks, the lot size may represent a specific number of shares traded. Check lot size before you place the trade.

  • 5) Can I trade outside of trading hours?

    No. Trades can only be placed during open market hours.