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Abshire-Smith provides 3 leading proprietary trading platforms with dedicated servers and a choice of web, mobile, or downloadable platforms.

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We offer other financial institutions assistance with many different aspects of their business inclusive of regulation and the development of their core infrastructure.

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FCA regulated financial institution
Client segregated accounts
Client funds are protected by FSCS
Financial institution based in London
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Range of Markets

Spot FX (inclusive of gold and silver)
Futures
Contracts for difference (CFDs)
Direct Market Access
Trade via an API, FIX, or bridge connection
Shariah compliant trading accounts
Equities

FX
Indices
Commodities

Symbol	Bid	Ask
EURCHF	1.2259	1.22608
EURUSD	1.35846	1.35851
GBPUSD	1.63787	1.63803
NOKJPY	16.535	16.754
USDJPY	102.411	102.419
USDSGD	1.25427	1.25463
USDTRY	2.04672	2.04978
Indicative Spreads

Symbol	Bid	Ask
AUS200	5250.5	5253.5
ESP35	9543.5	9552.5
GER30	9139.5	9142.5
HKG33	23685.5	23701.5
UK100	6502.5	6505.5
US30	15899.5	15904.5
Indicative Spreads

Symbol	Bid	Ask
UKOil	111.54	111.61
USOil	97.07999	97.15
XAGUSD	19.664	19.711
XAUUSD	1242.07	1242.52
Indicative Spreads

Abshire Analysis

UK Property Bubble?

Morning Call

by Abshire-Smith Trading Desk on November 22, 2013

The media coverage of the housing market in the UK has been prominent since the economic crisis began in 2007. The global melt down began with mortgages being given to sub-prime borrowers, and then repackaged and sold as investment grade debt by banks and brokers.

Fed expected to Taper in “Coming Months”

Morning Call

by Abshire-Smith Trading Desk on November 21, 2013

The Federal Open Mark Committee (FOMC) left the potential for tapering to begin in December, stating “warrant trimming the pace of purchases in coming months.” The FOMC is walking a tight rope, as it attempts to soften the market impact of reducing its current level of quantitative easing. The Fed is attempting to signal to the market a vague timetable of tightening, without shocking investors. It is a difficult task, if they are too vague, then markets are left unsure, if the expectations..

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