June 9, 2023 - UNFXB

Martingale Trading Account

Martingale Unicorn Trading Account Special offer for traders 
Up to $10,000 capital without participating in the trading competition on Martingale accounts.

Martingale is an amazing trading method and a very practical risk and capital management strategy, which was observed in the financial markets in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, in honor of all the great masters who are our permanent mentors in the financial market.


Martingale’s unique trading account at UNFXB allows you to make the fastest profit possible.


In the Martingale account, you will have access to more than 1000 symbols for trading forex (currency pairs), metals, commodities, stocks, and indices, so you can easily modify your trading and trading strategy. (Click to view account details)


There is no limit to your trading strategy and you can trade copy trading on this account, use a trading robot (harmless) or Seagal interface, and trade the headset on this type of account. 

How do I get a Martingale account?
1.    Deposit The fee into
your wallet in your broker account.
2.    Open a Martingale account from your broker account.
3.    Transfer the fee from the wallet to your Martingale account.
4.    Start trading on your Martingale account.

The Martingale account is currently available only under current conditions, but with numerous subsequent revisions, it is possible to increase the account amount or add more plans.

The Martingale account is currently available only under current conditions, but with numerous subsequent revisions, it is possible to increase the account amount or add more plans.


Martingale Account Conditions:


–    The minimum deposit amount in a Martingale account is $150.


–    The profit from trading during the draw will be divided in an equal ratio between the trader and the broker. For example, if the user makes a profit of $1000 at the time of withdrawal, $500 is owned by the user and $500 is owned by the broker.


–    The Martingale account is ECN.


–    This account does not have any trade time limit.


–    The use of the trading expert (non-malicious), signal interface, scalping trading methods and hedging is free on this account.


–    The amount deposited by the broker into the account is not withdrawable


Account activation and deactivation:


Activate and deactivate trading in a Martingale account completely automatically. 


–    If the equity of the account reaches the specified level in the Martingale accounts table (click for table view), the Martingale account will be closed, and the balance will automatically be set to 0.


–    If the floating profit of the Martingale account reaches a certain level, all trading in the account will become inactive, and all positions will be closed. The remaining profit will be withdrawable in proportion between the user and the broker. (As soon as the floating profit system decreases to the specified limit for each account, all trades will be closed, and the account will become inactive for one minute. If during this one minute the loss trend continues, the account will be closed, and further continuation will not be possible.)


–    If the Martingale account is disabled, you can just activate it and restart trading by depositing it again.


–    As long as the account is active, you cannot apply again to receive a Martingale account.


–    Each user can only have one Martingale account.


–     All payment methods can be used.

Unicorn Forex Broker reserves the right to take action or react if it detects any abuse or violation of the general rules of trading within the broker.

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Trading Schedule Time Table June-2023

Download the Pdf file below to see the schedule.We will inform you about any possible changes in this trading schedule.
 

If you have any questions feel free to contact us:

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US Dollar consolidates losses, CAD awaits employment data

The US Dollar holds steady on the last trading of the way after having suffered large losses against its major rivals on Thursday. There won’t be any high-tier data releases from the Eurozone nor the US ahead of the weekend. In the early American session, Statistics Canada will release the jobs report for May.

Initial Jobless Claims in the US jumped to 261,000 in the week ending June 3 from 233,000, the US Department of Labor reported on Thursday. The benchmark 10-year US Treasury bond yield fell more than 2% after this data and the US Dollar Index (DXY) dropped to its lowest level in two weeks below 103.50, losing 0.75% in the process. Early Friday, the 10-year US yield stays below 3.75% and DXY fluctuates in a narrow channel at around 103.40. Meanwhile, US stock index futures trade in negative territory, pointing to a cautious market stance.

During the Asian trading hours on Friday, the data from China showed that the Consumer Price Index (CPI) declined by 0.2% on a monthly basis in May. This reading failed to trigger a noticeable market reaction. AUD/USD, which extended its weekly rally and gained 150 pips on Thursday, stays relatively calm slightly above 0.6700 early Friday.

Swiss National Bank (SNB) Chairman Thomas Jordan said on Thursday it would not be a good idea to wait for inflation to rise and then have to raise interest rates. These comments provided a boost to the CHF and USD/CHF lost more than 100 pips. Early Friday, the pair trades below 0.9000.

USD/CAD closed the third straight day in negative territory on Thursday and continues to edge lower early Friday. The pair was last seen trading slightly below 1.3350. The Unemployment Rate in Canada is forecast to tick up to 5.1% in May from 5% April.

Canada Unemployment Rate Preview: Canadian Dollar traders to scrutinize jobs report.

EUR/USD benefited from the broad USD weakness on Thursday and rose toward 1.0800 before going into a consolidation phase. In the European morning, the pair moves up and down in a narrow band above 1.0750.

GBP/USD is finding it difficult to build on Thursday’s gains and holds steady at around 1.2550.

USD/JPY fell to a fresh weekly low below 139.00 on Thursday but regained its traction early Friday. As of writing, the pair was up 0.4% on the day at 139.50.

Gold price rose sharply toward $1,970 on Thursday, boosted by the retreating US T-bond yields. XAU/USD moves sideways near mid-$1,960s in the European morning.

Bitcoin continues to move sideways near $26,500 for the second straight day on Friday. Similarly, Ethereum remains rangeboud slightly above $1,800.

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