What is a Contract For Difference?

Contracts for difference are agreements to pay a specific amount that is calculated using a shift or change in some number associated with the option. To a degree, a contract for difference is somewhat like a futures contract, with one very important difference. While futures options usually involved a deliverable underlying asset, contracts for difference do not necessarily have to make use of an underlying asset that is deliverable.

Security trading using the contract for difference may be enacted based on an applicable index future. The contract will specify a specific figure that will apply to each point movement along the index. When a point is gained, the contract demands payment for that upward movement.

At the same time, if a point is lost, that also means that the investor loses that same amount of the specified figure. The structure for a contract for difference can also be compared to the usual pattern that applies to an insurance contract. In both cases, the terms and ... more.

A Contract For Difference (CFD) is an agreement between two parties to settle, in cash, the difference between the opening and closing prices of a particular instrument. As a result, CFDs simulate the price performance of various financial instruments, without the need for the trader to physically own the assets, and do not involve settlement of the physical financial instrument. Furthermore, CFDs are traded on margin, enabling you to trade with only a percentage of the cost of the underlying financial instrument and to leverage your position.

Please be aware however, that CFD trading carries above average risk and is not for everyone, so please ensure you fully understand the risks involved. You should be aware that it is possible to lose more money than your initial deposit and that you may be required to make further deposits at short notice. You should not engage in CFD trading unless you understand the nature of the transaction you are entering into, the risks involved and the ... more.

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