Intermediate
Share CFDs and short selling constraints
A share CFD follows a company price while adding a separate contract and financing relationship. Short positions introduce constraints that a simple chart cannot show.
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FOLITIC / CFDS TRADING GUIDE
Understand CFDs, interpret quotes and measure the effects of leverage, costs and execution. Follow ten stages from contract basics to strategy testing, portfolio hedging and a disciplined trading process.
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Compare share, index, currency and commodity CFDs using their actual specifications.
Intermediate
A share CFD follows a company price while adding a separate contract and financing relationship. Short positions introduce constraints that a simple chart cannot show.
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Two CFDs referencing the same stock index can have different prices and cash flows. Identify whether the quote represents a cash level or a dated futures...
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Currency pairs contain two currencies, while your account can use a third. Follow each unit through the calculation before comparing profits or risk.
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A commodity CFD may follow a physical reference, a dated future or a provider constructed continuous price. Those choices change how holding returns behave.
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