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Testimonials
Great
site Kenny.
Technical
Analysis written in a straightforward way so that everyone understands.
There's
only a small few who get it consistantly correct and you are certainly
in
that group.
Chris
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Thanks
for putting this all together and sharing! BHW
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Awesome
Stuff! Kenny has shown time and time again the ability to show us direction in
these markets. Khalsa
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Kenny, I appreciate your insight and analysis. You make sense of what I can rarely see.
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CFD
Trading
Trading
CFDs Guide
Contracts
for Difference - CFDs
Welcome to the Traders Day Trading - CFD
Trading and investment homepage.
This is where you can learn about contracts for difference trading.
CFD trading is the big brother to Financial Spread Betting. There
are a lot of similarities between them but CFDs are by far the
more widely used, this is mainly due to the fact that CFDs trading is
more widely available as Financial Spread Betting is not permitted in a
number of countries where Contracts for Difference trading is
permitted.
CFDs are a very flexible way to trade or invest in the long term or for
short term day trading strategies and can be used for Forex trading,
Commodities or equity futures, trading stock indexes and pretty much
anything else that is traded in the Stock Markets.
They provide an accessible opportunity for traders and investors to
profit when markets are falling as well as rising by means of selling
it in exactly the same way that they would buy it in a rising market.
Put simply, a market can be sold with the intention to buy it back
again at a later date at a lower price making a profit, just as you
would buy a rising market with the intention to sell it again at a
higher price and make a profit.
CFD Trading Guide to Managing Risk for New
Traders
CFD
trading with City Index makes trading the markets more
accessible for new traders, enabling them to maximize their market
involvement with exposure to a range of financial instruments. Through
its low margin feature, new traders can have access to these features
and more whilst paying only a small fraction of the total trade value
as a deposit.
However, low margin is a double edged sword; it presents significant
risk in that you could incur losses greater than your initial deposit.
Here, our CFD trading guide aims to help both new and experienced
traders manage their risk whilst trading with City Index.
Solid
Trading Strategy
Before placing a trade, it is imperative that traders develop a
comprehensive trading strategy.
This trading strategy should aim to outline where you want to take
profits and most significantly, where you are willing to take a loss.
These points should be realistic and must be adhered to whether trading
through a downloadable or browser-based platform or mobile App.
Once you have decided at which point you are willing to take both a
profit and a loss, you might want to apply orders.
Apply
an Order
As mentioned above, now that your strategy is in place and you know at
which points you are realistically willing to take both a profit and a
loss - you can put in place a stop loss and limit order.
By fixing your stop loss to your loss target and assigning a limit
order to your profit target, your risk is notably reduced and you can
also reduce the level of stress that can come with trading.
As a City Index CFD trader, you can benefit from a Standard and
Guaranteed stop loss order.
A guaranteed stop loss is an order to close out a position at a level
prearranged by you. It offers the greatest protection; in particular
when/if market gapping occurs.
You do incur a small charge for this protection, which can vary across
different markets.
Knowledge
is Power
As the saying goes, knowledge is power - and it could not be truer in
regards to CFD trading.
Understanding your market is fundamental to your trading success and
limiting your risk.
By watching and analyzing your market's price movement, you can start
to learn what affects it, where underlying volatility may or does occur
and forthcoming announcements that may impact its price.
With this knowledge, you have the power to react quickly and correctly
when news emerges and the market moves.
This is another way of deciding where to place your stop loss and limit
orders during your strategy.
Summary
Investors choosing to trade CFDs
with City Index can access a range of features that will help them stay
safe whilst trading a wide range of financial markets. It is advisable
to utilize a demo trading account with City Index before you start
trading.
About
City Index:
Today more and more individual traders are discovering the benefits of
derivatives, and many of them are discovering them through a City Index trading platform.
As a group, we transact in excess of 1.5 million trades every month in
over 50 countries worldwide. We provide access to a wide range of
instruments including margined foreign exchange, CFD trading and, in
the UK, financial
spread betting.
We constantly look to improve the performance of our platforms and
expand our range of services. The result is that our customers benefit
from innovative trading tools with transparent pricing, competitive
spreads, and a high standard of customer support.
Distributed by PR Newswire on behalf of City Index
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Trading CFD Risk Warning
Contracts
For Difference (CFDs) are a leveraged product and carry a high level of
risk to your capital. You may lose more than your initial investment.
Share price can go down as well as up and returns on investments are
not guaranteed.
Complaints
If
you have a complaint or feel that you have been unfairly treated by a
financial services company, the first thing you should do is to contact
the company you have a dispute with and officially report your
complaint.
You should keep a complete record of events as they
occur, including phone calls, dates, times and names of the people you
spoke to.
If your dispute is not resolved quickly then
you should consider writing a formal letter of complaint to the company
detailing events as you see them.
If you have done these
initial attempts to resolve any issues but feel that it has not been
resolved to your satisfaction, you can complain to the Financial Ombudsman
for an independent view, but this must be done within 6 months of the
last response from the financial services company involved.
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Free
Stock Market
Trading Course
A Free
10 part stock market beginners trading course. This trading course
offers an introduction to understanding how the financial markets work
and how to trade successfully.
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"Risk
comes from not knowing what you
are doing"
--Warren
Buffett--
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Financial Spread
Betting
Tax Free Trading in the UK*
What is spread betting (spread
trading)
and how does it work? Learn about the many advantages of
financial spread betting and find out where you can spread bet.
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Elliott Wave Theory
Learn how Elliott Wave analysis can improve your trading. Find out how
to access a Free 10 part tutorial for learning about the basics of
Elliott Wave analysis.
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