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Trading CFD on Margin
November 30, 2011 By
Contract for differences are commonly called CFDs. In the financial world, CFDs are essentially contracts that promise that the buyer will pay the difference between an asset’s current assessed value and the asset’s contract value (the price of the asset at the time of the contract’s execution). If there is a positive difference, the buyer pays the difference and the seller makes a profit. However, if there is a negative difference between the contract price and the current market value price, then the seller pays the difference and a loss is assumed. One of the most alluring benefits to investing with CFDs is the ability to trade on margin. However, the generous margin terms also make contracts for difference quite risky. To better understand the concept of margin trading and CFDs as a whole, I will go into what exactly a margin is. [Read more…]
Opening a New Account to Trade CFDs
November 30, 2011 By
Contracts for differences are allowed in over a dozen countries in the world but come along with strict laws and limitations. In the United States for instance, the U.S Securities and Exchange Commission does not allow CFDs to be traded. However, for those who live in countries where trading CFDs is an option, opening a CFD account is much easier to understand and complete than the complex laws and regulations that often go into the the process itself. [Read more…]
Long and Short CFD Trading
October 26, 2011 By
A well rounded investment portfolio will contain a diverse mixture of financial instruments.
Whether this portfolio is conservative or aggressive, different investment sectors, such as bonds, stocks, futures, options and currencies provide long-term stability in the sense that one sector going through a rough patch will be offset, hopefully to a greater degree, by another sector gaining value. [Read more…]
Swing Trading CFDs
October 26, 2011 By
Trading Contract For Difference (CFD) financial instruments uses the same tactics and strategies that a trader employs when trading stocks, bonds, options, mutual funds, indexes, futures contracts and Forex.
CFDs differ from futures and options in the regard that the contracts do not have an expiration date, so they do not experience the lack of liquidity that a futures or options contracts frequently encounter when they approach that expiration date. [Read more…]
Online CFD Trading
October 22, 2011 By
Trading Contract For Difference (CFD) instruments online represents what is quite possibly one of the best purposes ever conceived for making use of the power of the modern personal computer and high-speed Internet connections that are almost universally available.
Starting a CFD trading business is fast and simple, offering multiple benefits when compared to other sources of income or other entrepreneurial ventures. [Read more…]
CFD Trading Strategies
October 12, 2011 By
Trading CFDs is one of the best ways that day traders can make easy money. In effect, you are stating whether you think a particular equity will go up or down. Trading CFDs removes the complications from the stock market, and it is extremely accessible for the average trader.
The best way to start trading CFDs is to get acquainted with a variety of trading strategies. Depending on how you think an equity price is likely to behave and how confident you feel with the market, you will want to use one of these strategies. [Read more…]
What is CFD?
September 29, 2011 By
CFDs are one of the newest vehicles for financial trading and speculation available. Created only about 20 years ago, CFDs have quickly become one of the most popular choices for traders around the world for a wide variety of reasons. These include relatively low cost, quick and easy transactions, and the ability to trade CFDs on margin. [Read more…]
