What is the difference between an intraday and overnight position?
Intraday positions are all positions opened anytime during the 24 hour period AFTER the close of FXA’s normal trading hours at 4:30pm EST. Overnight positions are positions that are still on at the end of normal trading hours (4:30pm EST), which are automatically rolled by FXA at competitive rates (based on the currencies interest rate differentials) to the next day’s price.
Intraday positions are all positions which are opened and closed anytime during normal trading. Overnight positions are positions that are still on at the end of normal trading hours, which are usually rolled over by your Forex broker (based on the currencies interest rate differentials) to the next day’s price.
Intraday positions are all positions opened anytime during the 24 hour period AFTER the close of normal trading hours at 4:30pm EST. Overnight positions are positions that are still on at the end of normal trading hours (4:30pm EST), which are automatically rolled at competitive rates (based on the currencies interest rate differentials) to the next day’s price.
Intraday positions are positions that are opened and closed anytime during the 24-hour period AFTER the close of the trading day usually, but not always, at 5 p.m. Eastern time (for U.S.-based dealers). Overnight positions are positions that are still on at the end of the trading day, which are automatically rolled at competitive rates (based on the currencies interest rate differentials) to the next day’s price.
Intraday positions are all positions opened anytime during the 24-hour period after the close of Forex normal trading hours at 4:30 p.m. (ET). Overnight positions are positions that are still on at the end of normal trading hours (4:30 p.m. ET), which are automatically rolled (based on the currencies interest rate differentials) to the next day’s price.
