A contract for differences (CFD) is a financial instrument traders use to speculate on prices without owning the underlying asset. When entering into a CFD, an investor and broker agree to exchange ...

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As an example of how a CFD trade might go, an investor might enter into a CFD on a company with a share price of $10. If the CFD is for 1,000 shares, the value of the position is $100,000. However ...

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Here's a basic example of a CFD trade: Investor A believes the price of XYZ asset will rise from $100 to $110 over the next month.

Contract for difference (CFD) trading has become an increasingly popular way for stock traders to capitalize on price movements in stocks and indices without owning the underlying asset.

Market volatility can significantly affect how contracts for difference (CFDs) perform. Let’s look at how volatile markets ...

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It operates across the US, UK, Europe and Asia, and provides retail traders with a suite of educational and trading platforms, access to thousands of global CFD markets, and reliable trade execution.