Orders: Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong, Japan, Switzerland, Canada, and England
Several nations are governed by their own NFA that sets policies and regulations according to the nation's desires.
Japan has the Financial Services Authority; the United Kingdom has the Financial Services Authority; Hong Kong has the Securities and Futures Commission; New Zealand has the Securities Commission of New Zealand; Switzerland is home to the Swiss Financial Markets Supervisory Authority; and Canada has the Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada.
The United States is the only nation that placed restrictions on currency trading. In other nations, hedging is allowed, straight limit orders are allowed, stop orders are allowed, trailing ...
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