ANGI
7.98 USD
+3.22%
Today
+0.63%
1D
Last seen at Tue, 24 Feb 2026 23:41:00 GMT+3
Market is closed
Sun
Closed
Mon
4:30 PM ~ 10:59 PM
Tue
4:30 PM ~ 10:59 PM
Wed
4:30 PM ~ 10:59 PM
Thu
4:30 PM ~ 10:59 PM
Fri
4:30 PM ~ 10:59 PM
Sat
Closed
Performance
1 Day
+ 0.63 %
1 Week
- 32.54 %
1 Month
- 37.85 %
3 Month
- 28.30 %
6 Month
- 56.54 %
1 Year
- 56.15 %
Information
Name
Angi Inc. Leveraged
Currency
USD
Standard Leverage
1X
Enhanced Leverage
3X
Overnight Fees Buy
-0.0191%
Overnight Fees Sell
0.0024%
Trading Hours
See hours
Overnight Fees Calculator
| Daily Overnight Fee % | Daily Overnight Fee $ | |
|---|---|---|
| BUYS | -0.01910% | $(0.191) |
| SELLS | 0.00240% | $0.024 |
*Results displayed are estimates. Actual fees may differ from those shown as market conditions change.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the internet trade?
Internet trade refers to buying and selling goods, services, or digital products online through websites, apps, or digital platforms. It includes e-commerce, online marketplaces, and digital services traded over the internet.
How does internet trading work?
Internet trading works by connecting buyers and sellers through online platforms where they can list, browse, and purchase products or services. Payments and deliveries are managed digitally, making transactions faster and accessible worldwide.
Is online trading safe?
Online trading can be safe if you use reputable platforms, follow security best practices, and stay informed about risks. However, it carries risks like fraud, hacking, and market volatility, so caution and proper research are essential.
Is online trading gambling?
Online trading is not the same as gambling. While both involve risk, trading is based on analysis, strategy, and market research, whereas gambling relies mostly on chance. However, if done without knowledge or discipline, trading can feel like gambling.
