Wednesday, 19 May 2010
What Are CFDs?
CFD stands for Contract for Difference, a CFD is a type of derivative contract taken outside between two different parties, the buyer and seller. The seller has an obligation to pay the difference between contemporary value of a specific share or other instrument over which the CFD is based and the value at the age of selling the contract to the buyer. Should the difference be negative (a loss), it works the other path round where the buyer pays the negative difference to the seller. More information: click here.
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