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Contract for difference generally refers to a transaction method that does not involve the exchange of physical commodities or securities, and only uses the difference between the settlement price and the contract price for cash settlement. Investors buy and sell at the price of a certain commodity (physical product or financial product), without involving the transaction of the commodity entity. Commodities in CFDs can theoretically be all things with floating prices, including national indices, foreign exchange, futures, stocks, precious metals and other commodities. A CFD is essentially a financial derivative.
Contract for difference generally refers to a transaction method that does not involve the exchange of physical commodities or securities and only uses the difference between the settlement price and the contract price for cash settlement. Investors buy and sell at the price of a certain commodity (physical product or financial product) without involving the transaction of the commodity entity. Commodities in CFDs can theoretically be all things with floating prices including national indices foreign exchange futures stocks precious metals and other commodities. A CFD is essentially a financial derivative.
Contract for difference generally refers to a transaction method that does not involve the exchange of physical commodities or securities and only uses the difference between the settlement price and the contract price for cash settlement. Investors buy and sell at the price of a certain commodity (physical product or financial product) without involving the transaction of the commodity entity. Commodities in CFDs can theoretically be all things with floating prices including national indices foreign exchange futures stocks precious metals and other commodities. A CFD is essentially a financial derivative.
