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CFD means Contract For Difference. CFD reflects the work of a stock, commodity, treasury, sector/ industry and index. It also offers a benefit of being able to trade stocks without having to own it physically. CFD is traded using a margin trading, profit or loss is established by the difference between the buying price and selling price. CFD offers a lot of benefits when compared to the actual stock trading.

In the 1980s CFD was used by many of big institutions as a value protection tool to reduce the loss risk of actual stock trading. Starting in the year 2000 until today the CFD is a common trading tool that is being used by retail investors all over the world.

CFD INTERNATIONAL

Nowadays, the number of retail investors who use CFD keeps on increasing, whether it is part of their trading portfolio or an alternative to their actual stock trading. This group of investors includes the short-term frequent traders and long term investors looking for a flexible investment alternative that uses margin trading.

International CFD transaction is one of the easy ways for investor to do CFD stock trading with the global market on relatively cheap price.

CFD shares that are being offered are being marketed to the stock exchanges in US, UK, Germany, France, Spain, Italia, Swiss and Japan. The CFD shares movement reflects the movement of the real stock. In CFD transactions there is no expired date on CFD shares.
 
THE BENEFITS OF CFD INTERNATIONAL

1.    Margin Trading and Leverage
CFD is traded using a margin. The necessary margin is 5% for stock transaction and 1% for index transaction. This means that the fund needed for the transactions are smaller than its value. Leverage is the ability to take on positions that has a bigger value than the actual cash money to be paid. For example: in an actual stock trading the leverage is 1:1, this means that for every $1 investment, a customer would have to pay cash $1. Whereas with a CFD stock, the regulation said he needs a 5% margin for a 1:20 leverage, which means for every cash money of $1 the profit or loss will be multiplied by 20.

2.    Two Way Opportunity
The profit from a CFD transaction can be established when the price is going up and going down. The Sell position can be done when the price point is going down and the Buy position when the price point is going up.

International CFD Market

1. Asian Market        : Japan Stock Exchange and Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
2. Europe Market     : London Stock Exchange (LSE), European Stock Exchange (Euronext N.V), Deutsche Borse (Germany) etc
3. American Market  : The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA), The Nasdaq Stock Market, The Standard, Poors 500.


 

 

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