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Contracts for Difference (in short CFDs) are trading instruments that allow to enter into an agreement to exchange the difference in value of a particular product between the time at which a contract is opened and the time at which it is closed.
CDFs are entered into by the buyer and the seller (or a CDF provider). At the close of the contract both parties exchange the difference between the opening price and the closing price of the underlying financial instrument (share, commodity, etc).
CDFs differ from the traditional trading techniques. They are not a purchase of a nominated investment whether it’s a share, commodity or index, but trading on the movement of the price.
CDFs have considerably lower capital requirements, allowing the investors to trade on the price of a product without actually purchasing it or on the price of a stock without buying or selling it.
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