The cost of the offset is not even itemized in the FMS offer, and if the client wants to discuss or simply to know the cost of the offset, the client must speak directly with the Contractor and not with DSCA.
The stock was on track to open at $4.00, below its previous record low close of $5.30 on Dec. 11, 2015. As part of FXCM's settlement with the CFTC, the company will sell its U.S. customer accounts, which had generated about $48 million in revenue in 2016, to Gain Capital Holdings Inc. for an undisclosed amount.
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- General Motors' stock price plunged below $1 a share Friday, reaching its lowest level since the Great Depression, as investors anticipated a bankruptcy filing by the beleaguered automaker. GM (GM, Fortune 500) stock closed at 75 cents, down more than 33% from Thursday's $1.12 close. GM's stock has been flirting with 1930s-era prices in recent months as a bankruptcy seemed inevitable. The stock touched $1 in intraday trading on May 13, and hasn't closed that low since April 19, 1933. On that date, GM closed at 97 cents, adjusted for splits.