General Information & Regulation of Ewarrant
Ewarrant Securities Ltd. was established on September 28, 2009, and is headquartered in Tokyo. Ewarrant was created to take over the electronic warrant business of Goldman Sachs Securities Group. With a registered capital of 625 million yen and 37 employees on staff, Ewarrant Securities is a member of the Japan Securities Dealers Association and participates in the Japan Investor Protection Fund. Ewarrant Securities holds a retail foreign exchange license from the Japan Financial Services Agency with license number 9010401088237.
Products of Ewarrant
The investment products offered by Ewarrant including stock indices, domestic stocks/exchange-traded funds, foreign stocks, and precious metals, crude oil, and crypto-assets.
Minimum DEposit of Ewarrant
Ewarrant requires no initial minimum deposit for opening an account. Traders can fund their accounts any amount they want to start trading with this broker.
Leverage of Ewarrant
According to Japanese laws, the maximum leverage for forex trading is up to 1:25. Investors can choose from 1:1 to 1:25 trading leverage as per their risk tolerance.
Spreads of Ewarrant
Spreads related information is not metioned on Ewarrant official website, so this is a mysterious part.
Trading Rules of Ewarrant
Investors trading in Certificated Equity must be between the ages of 20 and 75 and must have an accurate registered contact number. Capacity is the maximum amount of money that the client can buy on the same day. Buying and selling are done bilaterally between Ewarrant and the market maker (e-warrant International). Trading hours are 09:00-23:50 on weekdays, and the order quantity limit is 250,000 vouchers per order.
Tools of Ewarrant
Ewarrant offers a wide range of investment tools for free, such as e-warrant charts (you can view e-warrant charts and simply check the indicators to be displayed on the charts to show various technical analyses), simulators (a simulator for estimating the future price of e-warrants is available on the stock search page), warrant call option ratios (the ratio of the volume of puts to the volume of calls on e-warrants), and a call option ratio (the ratio of the volume of puts to the volume of calls on e-warrants). (the ratio of the volume of puts to the volume of calls, used as an objective index to observe the feeling of market overheating and to measure investor sentiment), Warrant Demo Trading (electronic trading warrants with virtual funds).
