MEXEM does not act to automatically convert currency balances back to the Base Currency as this action would require assumptions as to the account holder's desired currency exposure as well as the ...
Read MoreAssigning actions to certain keys and key combinations helps you rapidly create and transmit orders to the marketplace
Read MoreUS Stock options do not use an ISIN identifier
Read MoreMEXEM does not support the direct re-characterization and conversion of a given account type to another as each structure typically requires specific account holder information, legal agreements an...
Read MoreTWS (Desktop) Click the Account (or Trade) menu followed by Option Exercise Choose the option(s) and select "Exercise" to exercise the entire position, "Partial" (when applicable) to exercise or la...
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Read MoreThe MEXEM platform is simplified to be more user-friendly. For advanced features, you can download the TWS and access it with the same login and password.
Read MoreClients may view Realized and Unrealized performance by downloading an Activity Statement
Read MoreMark-to-Market (MTM) profit and loss shows how much profit or loss you incurred over the statement period, regardless of whether positions are open or closed
Read MoreTo deposit USD into your Mexem account, the funds must already be in USD in your bank account
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