A Contract for Difference (CFD) reflects the price changes of a commodity or security and provides profits or losses arising from such price fluctuations, without the need to actually own the commodity or security itself.
The act of transferring funds into a successfully opened trading account.
The exchange rate refers to the ratio at which the currency of one country is exchanged for that of another, i.e., the rate at which one unit of a country's currency can be exchanged for a unit of another country's currency. For example, an EUR/USD exchange rate of 1.3616 means that 1 euro can be exchanged for 1.3616 US dollars.
Forex trading involves converting one foreign currency into another, which means buying one currency while simultaneously selling another. The forex market has no specific physical location or central exchange; instead, currency trading is conducted through an electronic network among banks, corporations, and individuals.
Exchange rates between various currencies in the international market fluctuate frequently, and trading is conducted in the form of currency pairs, such as EUR/USD or USD/JPY.
When the account holder of a trading account does not have sufficient available margin, and the margin ratio falls below 100%, the system will gradually close the account holder's open positions.
The number of contracts bought to go long (bet on price increase) that have not yet been hedged. Buying a contract means holding a long position, which is also referred to as "going long".
The trading unit used in international financial commodity trading. For example: 1 lot of London Gold (XAU/USD) is 100 ounces, and 1 lot of London Silver (XAG/USD) is 5,000 ounces. The minimum trading unit is 0.1 lot, and the maximum for a single transaction is 10 lots.
The modification of an existing position is based on setting stop-loss and take-profit levels.
Margin is a performance guarantee, which is a certificate for holding a trading order that requires investing a certain percentage of funds when opening a position. Margin allows investors to hold positions with a value higher than the account balance. In financial exchanges, the margin requirement for each lot of currency pairs is generally 1,000 US dollars.
Margin Ratio = Equity / Used Margin. If the margin ratio is below 100%, the system will enforce forced liquidation.
Margin trading refers to a trading method where investors do not need to pay the full actual value of the traded commodity; instead, they only need to pay a certain percentage of the total transaction amount as a performance guarantee.
The market quotation window of the trading platform includes two tabs: "Commodity List" and "Real-Time Chart". The "Commodity List" tab displays various commodities and their latest quotations. When a commodity is selected from the list and switched to the "Real-Time Chart" tab, the real-time price trend of that commodity can be viewed.
Executing a trade immediately at the current trading price quoted for the commodity at the time of the transaction.
The number of contracts sold to go short (bet on price decrease) that have not yet been hedged. Selling a contract means holding a short position, which is also referred to as "going short".
The act of withdrawing funds from a trading account.
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Risk Warning: Trading Contracts for Difference (CFDs) and other leveraged products involves high risks and may not be suitable for every investor. High-leverage trading has both advantages and disadvantages. Before deciding to trade, you should carefully consider your trading objectives, level of experience, and risk tolerance. Your losses may exceed your initial investment, so it is not recommended to invest funds that you cannot afford to lose. Before starting to trade, you should understand all risks associated with Contracts for Difference (CFDs). If you have any doubts, it is advisable to seek advice from your financial advisor and read the risk disclosure summary.
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