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Demo quoteCastellan Bank
58.47
▲ +0.35 (+0.60%)
Indicative demo data — not live market prices. PipDig quotes are a fixed, fictional snapshot taken at and published for illustration and education only. They do not update, they are not sourced from any exchange or broker, and they must never be used to place, price or value a trade.
| Day range | 57.67 – 58.59 (92 pips) |
|---|---|
| 52-week range | 48.47 – 67.24 |
| Current spread (pips) | 6.0 |
| Average spread (pips) | 6 |
| Typical daily volatility (pips) | 160 |
| Value of one pip per lot | $1.00 |
| Contract size (1 lot) | 1 shares |
| Trading hours | Mon–Fri 14:30 – 21:00 GMT |
| Swap long (per lot / night) | -4.9 |
| Swap short (per lot / night) | -1.6 |
Indicative demo data — not live market prices. PipDig quotes are a fixed, fictional snapshot taken at and published for illustration and education only. They do not update, they are not sourced from any exchange or broker, and they must never be used to place, price or value a trade.
Castellan Bank is the financial-sector name in the demo universe. Bank shares tend to track the interest-rate outlook, so central bank decisions move it more than company news does.
The spread is the tightest of the demo equities, which reflects both its turnover and the narrower daily range typical of large financials.
CSTB sits in the stocks group on our board. A standard contract is 1 shares, which puts the value of a single pip at roughly $1.00. With a typical daily range of 160 pips, a full-lot position moves through a meaningful amount of account equity in an ordinary session, so size the trade against the range rather than against the margin requirement.
We will not invent a price target or a confidence score. What actually moves CSTB is the gap between consensus and the released data for its driver currencies, so the honest “forecast” is the schedule of catalysts below plus our published analysis — read those and form your own view.
These are the highest-scoring brokers from our testing that list CSTB. Spreads, contract sizes and swap rates differ between them — check the contract specification before you fund an account.
Classic floor-trader pivots derived from the previous session’s demo high, low and close. These are calculated levels, not a trading signal — the inputs are the same indicative demo figures shown above.
| R3 · Resistance | 59.50 |
|---|---|
| R2 · Resistance | 59.05 |
| R1 · Resistance | 58.58 |
| Pivot | 58.13 |
| S1 · Support | 57.66 |
| S2 · Support | 57.21 |
| S3 · Support | 56.74 |
Bid vs. nearest levels
| SMA 10 | 57.97 | ▲ Bid above |
|---|---|---|
| SMA 20 | 57.90 | ▲ Bid above |
| SMA 30 | 57.75 | ▲ Bid above |
Indicative demo data — not live market prices. PipDig quotes are a fixed, fictional snapshot taken at and published for illustration and education only. They do not update, they are not sourced from any exchange or broker, and they must never be used to place, price or value a trade.
No. The CSTB quote shown here is indicative demo data — a fixed, fictional snapshot dated 07/08/2026, 16:45 GMT. It does not update and is not sourced from any exchange or broker. Use your broker's own live feed before pricing or placing any trade.
Our demo board shows 6.0 pips, against a long-run average of 6 pips. Real spreads vary by broker, account type and time of day: they are tightest during the London and New York sessions and widen sharply around major data releases and in the thin hours after the New York close.
On a standard contract of 1 shares, one pip is worth approximately $1.00. Scale that down proportionally for mini and micro lots — a 0.01 lot position moves at one hundredth of the figure quoted.
Mon–Fri 14:30 – 21:00 GMT. Liquidity is not evenly distributed across those hours: expect the tightest spreads and the largest ranges when the primary session for this instrument overlaps with London or New York.
Our indicative figures are -4.9 on a long position and -1.6 on a short, per standard lot per night, with a triple charge applied on Wednesdays to cover the weekend. Positive numbers are credited and negative numbers are debited. Swap rates differ materially between brokers and change with policy rates.