Qu’est-ce que le Spread
John Lee Rossi
Mis à jour 12 février 2024
Le spread d’un instrument financier (actions, Forex, etc.) fait référence à la différence de prix entre le prix Ask et le prix Bid. Le spread est un type de coût de transaction, incluant les commissions le cas échéant. Grâce au spread, chaque trade démarre à perte parce que vous achetez au prix Ask et vous vendez au prix Bid.
Exemple de spread EUR/USD:
| Prix Bid | Prix Ask | Spread | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cote 4 chiffres | 1.0928 | 1.0929 | 0.0001 = 1 Pip |
| Cote 5 chiffres | 1.09252 | 1.09257 | 0.00005 = 0.5 Pips |
À propos de l'auteur John Lee Rossi
John Lee Rossi, currently head of fundamental and technical research with Clear Markets Ltd., is a seasoned trader with more than 16 years experience trading in the financial markets. John previously worked for several brokerage companies, operating in different OTC markets, specialising in a wide range of financial products, from Forex trading to commodities trading. Happily married to his lovely wife Frances, John has two teenage daughters. Away from the business, he enjoys hiking, golfing, and spending time at the Ozarks lake with family and friends.
John Lee Rossi, currently head of fundamental and technical research with Clear Markets Ltd., is a seasoned trader with more than 16 years experience trading in the financial markets. John previously worked for several brokerage companies, operating in different OTC markets, specialising in a wide range of financial products, from Forex trading to commodities trading. Happily married to his lovely wife Frances, John has two teenage daughters. Away from the business, he enjoys hiking, golfing, and spending time at the Ozarks lake with family and friends.
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