The monthly activity fee may be waived if the account has an average Net Liquidation Value greater than or equal to USD 100,000 (or non-USD equivalent)
Read MoreCME Direct is a front-end trading system provided by the Chicago Mercantile Exchange which provides users the ability to enter trades on the CBOT, CME, COMEX and NYMEX exchanges, MEXEM does not pro...
Read MoreNo, Italian bonds are currently not available for purchase through MEXEM.
Read MoreIt appears that you tried to convert the entire amount into euros. A transaction fee of 5 euros applies.
Read MoreTo deposit USD into your Mexem account, the funds must already be in USD in your bank account
Read MoreThe NYSE regulations state that if an account with less than USD 25,000 is flagged as a day trading account, the account must be frozen to prevent more trades for a period of 90 calendar days from ...
Read MoreThe initial password provided by Mexem does not expire
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Read MoreIt is possible to give an alias to your duplicate account
Read MoreMEXEM provides a simulated trading account to clients called a Paper trading account
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