Awards Contact Clients EN FUTURES CFD-FOREX STOCKS DEMO ACCOUNT NEWS WEBINARS & SEMINARS OPEN AN ACCOUNT Futures Most traded Tick-by-tick Platform Demo Chat +352 42 80 42 80 info@whselfinvest.com Trading demo Open an account Free trading newsletter Register 15 IMPORTANT FACTS Trade with one of the largest futures brokers for private clients in Europe. All-inclusive packs with significant rebates. Packs, which include free real-time quotes. Real tick-by-tick quotes at no additional cost. Access all major futures markets. Regulated by serious regulators since 1998. Award-winning trading platforms (NanoTrader, ATAS, Volfix, Sierra...) Trading with leverage is possible. Free trading tools. Free trading strategies and SignalRadar signals. Store with strategies from professional traders. No monthly minimum commission. Free demo account for every client. Unlimited access to all training webinars. In the last 16 years our systems have an up-rate of 99%. Best Futures Broker award since 2014. Award-winning order execution! Legendary service from 8h00 to 22h00: THE DEVIL IS IN THE DETAILS Some examples... All clients are equal Retail and professional clients have equal status. Every client, retail or professional, receives the best market data, trading platforms and order execution. Better information Our historical charts cover years. Although futures expire frequently, we are capable of seamlessly mapping one expired future chart after another. This allows correct technical analysis and the back-testing of trading strategies. Most brokers provide futures charts which are either one or three months long. Save money A profit or loss in another currency than the base currency of your account remains unconverted. At the beginning of the month all currency balances are converted into the base currency of your account at institutional(!) exchange rates plus 0.25%. Save money Unlike many other providers, we do not charge extra for telephone or liquidation orders. Modifying working orders is also free of charge. Save money We provide award-winning high-speed order routing and execution technology. Efficient order execution can make the different between profit or loss. An order, which is executed one point better, means 5 €, 10 € or 25 € more profit for you. Increase your profit Tick-by-tick quotes are one of the key success factors in futures trading. Many brokers (including Interactive Brokers) save costs by providing 1/2 second snapshot quotes. With 1/2 second snapshot quotes a trader is blind. 75% of all price movements in the market are not visible. Limit and stop orders may not be executed. And, orders are executed at a slower speed, often at inferior prices. Increase your profit You can avoid the spread when trading futures. The NanoTrader trading platform can automatically manage your orders so that they are constantly at the best bid or ask price. PLEASE compare us to other brokers These 20 facts illustrate why WH SelfInvest never compromises on quality. Real-time data WHS Interactive Brokers Tick-by-tick data Yes No (1/2 second updates) Order books open at same time 10 3 Price levels visible in order book up to 20 up to 5 Time&Sales includes order volume Yes No Time&Sales includes Bid-Ask changes Yes No Volume-based trading possible? Yes No Charts and historical data Extended historical* Yes No Quick-load historical data Yes No Unlimited historical data loading Yes No Tick charts Yes No Range bars Yes No Renko charts Yes No Point-and-Figure charts Yes No Charts in every time frame Yes No (fixed choices) Margins Low intraday margins Yes No Low span margin Yes No Various fees Fee for cancelling orders on the Eurex No Yes Fee for changing orders on the Eurex No Yes Fee for keeping a position overnight No Yes Minimum monthly commission required No $ 10 * The main advantages are the length of the historical data and the fact that the charts of all expired futures are seamlessly integrated into one, long chart. Other brokers simply provide the one-month or three-month chart of the current futures contract. These charts are useless for technical analysis. SAFE AND RELIABLE WH SelfInvest was established in 1998 and has offices in six European countries. Safe and reliable due to… Secure transfer procedures Segregated client assets held in dedicated client assets accounts Client assets accounted for on a per client basis Client assets deposited in major banks Official asset protection schemes Depending on the WH SelfInvest branch office you choose for your account, WH SelfInvest will use one of these depository banks. The assets for futures trading received in these banks, will be forwarded to ED&F MAN Capital Markets for clearing and execution services, and will be deposited with J.P. Morgan Chase Bank, N.A. London, a global bank witn an A- rating. Trading account balances do not receive an interest. If trading account balances are charged an interest or similar costs, the cost will be passed on to the client. Futures accounts in Euro and other currencies are currently charged a negative interest. Only Luxembourg accounts are subject to a quarterly administration fee of € 39. This fee does not apply to accounts in all other branches. Funding the account can be done by money transfer to a client assets account held at one of the depository banks. The cost is € 5. Due to regulatory requirements WH SelfInvest will only accept transfers coming from a bank account in the name of the account holder. Transfers from third parties, including family members, cannot be accepted. The security of the account is very important. For your safety we will only accept a transfer out instruction signed by the account holder(s). Transfer costs are € 5 for amounts < € 30.000 and 0,10% (with a maximum of € 50) for amounts > € 30.000. WH SelfInvest S.A., founded in 1998, has a broker license (no. 42798), a commissionaire license (no. 36399) and an asset management license (no. 1806) issued by the Luxembourg Ministry of Finance. The company is supervised by the Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier (CSSF). Based on its European passport, the company has a representative office in Belgium which is also subject to the supervision of the Financial Services and Market Authority (FSMA), a representative office in the Netherlands which is also subject to the supervision of the Financial Markets Authority (AFM), a branch office in France which is also subject to the supervision of the 'Autorité de Contrôle Prudentiel et de Résolution' (ACPR) and the 'Banque de France', a branch office in Germany which is also subject to the supervision of the 'Bundesanstalt für Finanzdienstleistungsaufsicht' (BAFIN). In addition, WH SelfInvest has a representative office in Switzerland which is also subject to the supervision of the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA). WH SelfInvest has € 13.000.000 in shareholder's equity and no debt. A small minimum to start The minimum required to open a futures account is € 5.000 or the equivalent in GBP, USD or CHF. The account is allowed to go below this minimum when operational. There is no maximum. 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Investments in digital assets are considered highly speculative investments and are subject to high volatility and therefore may not be suitable for all investors. Each investor should consider carefully, and possibly with external advice, whether digital assets are suitable for them. Make sure you understand any digital asset before you trade it. Back tested and real past performance do not guarantee future performance. Every investor should make sure, if possible with the help of an advisor, if the Investui service is suitable for his personal situation. All investments carry significant risk. There is no guarantee of profit. The information on this site is not directed at residents of Belgium nor is it directed at residents of any particular country where the marketing or the use of the instruments contained on this website would be against local laws or regulations. The brokerage services provided by WH SelfInvest are remunerated by a Bid-Ask spread and/or the application of an order commission. Visit the budget page. WH SELFINVEST S.A., founded in 1998, has a broker license (nr. 42798), a commissionaire license (nr. 36399) and a portfolio manager license (nr. 1806) granted by the Luxemburg Ministry of Finance. The company is supervised by the "Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier". Based on its European passport, the company maintains: a branch office in France (nr. 18943 acpr) which is also subjected to the supervision of the "Autorité de Contrôle Prudentiel et de Résolution" (ACPR) and the "Banque de France", and a branch office in Germany (nr. 122635) which is also subjected to the supervision of the "Bundesanstalt für Finanzdienstleistungsaufsicht" (BAFIN). In addition WH SelfInvest has: a representative office in Switzerland which is also subjected to the supervision of the "Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority" (FINMA), a representative office in Belgium which is also subjected to the supervision of the "Financial Services and Market Authority" (FSMA) and a representative office in the Netherlands which is also subjected to the supervision of the "Autoriteit Financiële Markten" (AFM).