FAQ

Online trading is the process of buying and selling securities such as stocks, bonds, and foreign currencies over the internet through an electronic trading platform.

You can trade stocks, bonds, foreign currencies (Forex), contracts for difference (CFDs), commodities like gold and oil, and other financial assets.

At GS CAPITAL, we take pride in not charging any commission on trades or fees for deposits and withdrawals. Instead, the company benefits solely from the spread, which is the difference between the buying and selling price.

Of course, you can. Through the Trader's Room feature, you can conduct direct deposits, withdrawals, and even open your own account.

Yes, GS CAPITAL provides technical and fundamental analysis tools, including charts, technical indicators, and financial news to assist you in making trading decisions.

You can open a trading account online by filling out an application form on our website, submitting the required documents, and then funding the account to start trading.

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You can contact customer service via phone, email, or the live chat available on our website.

We offer free online trading courses, educational materials, webinars, and other educational resources to help beginner traders understand the basics of trading.

Yes, you can open a free demo account to try out the trading platform and trade without risking real money.

Yes, we provide daily news and market analysis for the financial markets, including technical and fundamental analysis to assist clients in making informed trading decisions.

Yes, you can easily transfer funds between your accounts through our online platform using reliable and fast transfer services.

Japanese candlesticks are a type of chart used in technical analysis to display price movements. Each candle consists of a body representing the difference between the opening and closing prices, and shadows indicating the highest and lowest price levels during a specific period of time.

Risk management involves several strategies such as determining the appropriate trade size, using stop-loss orders, and avoiding emotional trading. It's important to set a specific risk percentage for each trade and not risk more than a small portion of capital in a single trade.

Technical analysis relies on studying charts and price patterns to forecast future price movements, while fundamental analysis relies on studying economic and political factors that may affect the value of a currency, such as interest rates, inflation, and geopolitical events.

Capital management is a strategy to control the size of the amounts invested in each trade, aiming to reduce risks and increase returns over the long term. This strategy involves determining a certain percentage of capital that can be risked in each trade, typically not exceeding 1-2%.