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Trade in all assets across the market upon instant signals
Full name | Exchange | Leverage | Contract size | Trading time |
AUDCADAustralian Dollar vs Canadian Dollar | OTC | 1 : 100 | 100000 AUD | Mon-Fri 00.00-23.59 BuySell |
AUDCHFAustralian Dollar vs Swiss Franc | OTC | 1 : 100 | 100000 AUD | Mon-Fri 00.00-23.59 BuySell |
AUDJPYAustralian Dollar vs Japanese Yen | OTC | 1 : 100 | 100000 AUD | Mon-Fri 00.00-23.59 BuySell |
AUDNZDAustralian Dollar vs New Zealand Dollar | OTC | 1 : 100 | 100000 AUD | Mon-Fri 00.00-23.59 BuySell |
AUDUSDAustralian Dollar vs US Dollar | OTC | 1 : 100 | 100000 AUD | Mon-Fri 00.00-23.59 BuySell |
EURAUDEuro vs Australian Dollar | OTC | 1 : 100 | 100000 EUR | Mon-Fri 00.00-23.59 BuySell |
EURCADEuro vs Canadian Dollar | OTC | 1 : 100 | 100000 EUR | Mon-Fri 00.00-23.59 BuySell |
EURCHFEuro vs Swiss Franc | OTC | 1 : 100 | 100000 EUR | Mon-Fri 00.00-23.59 BuySell |
EURCZKEuro vs Czech Republic Koruna | OTC | 1 : 100 | 100000 EUR | Mon-Fri 00.00-23.59 BuySell |
EURNOKEuro vs Norwegian Krone | OTC | 1 : 100 | 100000 EUR | Mon-Fri 00.00-23.59 BuySell |
EURNZDEuro vs New Zealand Dollar | OTC | 1 : 100 | 100000 EUR | Mon-Fri 00.00-23.59 BuySell |
EURSEKEuro vs Swedish Krona | OTC | 1 : 100 | 100000 EUR | Mon-Fri 00.00-23.59 BuySell |
EURGBPEuro vs British Pound | OTC | 1 : 100 | 100000 EUR | Mon-Fri 00.00-23.59 BuySell |
EURHUFEuro vs Hungarian Forint | OTC | 1 : 100 | 100000 EUR | Mon-Fri 00.00-23.59 BuySell |
EURJPYEuro vs Japanese Yen | OTC | 1 : 100 | 100000 EUR | Mon-Fri 00.00-23.59 BuySell |
EURRONEuro vs Romanian Leu | OTC | 1 : 100 | 100000 EUR | Mon-Fri 00.00-23.59 BuySell |
Full name | Exchange | Leverage | Contract size | Trading time |
W20Polish 20 Index | WSE | 1:50 | 20 | Mon-Fri 08:45-16:50 BuySell |
USTECNASDAQ Index | NASDAQ | 1:50 | 25 | Mon-Fri 00:05-22:15 BuySell |
US500Standard & Poor’s Index | NYSE | 1:50 | 50 | Mon-Fri 00:05-22:15 BuySell |
US30Dow Jones Index | NYSE | 1:50 | 10 | Mon-Fri 00:05-22:15 BuySell |
UK100FTSE 100 Index | LME | 1:50 | 25 | Mon-Fri 02:00-22:00 BuySell |
SUI30Swiss Market Index | SWX | 1:50 | 30 | Mon-Fri 08:00-17:30 BuySell |
RUSSell2000RusSell 2000 Index | NYSE | 1:50 | 2 | Mon-Fri 04:05-23:00 BuySell |
RTSРТС Index | MOEX | 1:50 | 50 | Mon-Fri 09:05-17:45 BuySell |
NED25Netherlands index | Euronext | 1:50 | 250 | Mon-Fri 08:00-22:00 BuySell |
MICEXИндекс МосБиржи | MOEX | 1:50 | 30 | Mon-Fri 09:05-17:45 BuySell |
MEXCOMPMexica Index | BMV | 1:50 | 5 | Mon-Fri 14:30-21:00 BuySell |
KOSP200South Korea Index | KRX | 1:50 | 200 | Mon-Fri 02:05-08:10 BuySell |
JP225Nikkei Index | TSE | 1:50 | 10 | Mon-Fri 02:05-8:10 - 09:35-18:00 BuySell |
INDIA50bIndia Index | NSEI | 1:50 | 15 | Mon-Fri 05:50-12:00 BuySell |
HUNCompHungary Index | BSE | 1:50 | 5 | Mon-Fri 09:10-17:00 BuySell |
HKO43Hang Seng Index | HKEX | 1:50 | 7 | Mon-Fri 03:20-06:00 - 07:35-10:15 BuySell |
F40CAC Index | Euronext | 1:50 | 40 | Mon-Fri 08:00-22:00 BuySell |
EUROSTOX50EuroStoxx Index | XETRA | 1:50 | 50 | Mon-Fri 08:00-22:00 BuySell |
DE30DAX Index | XETRA | 1:50 | 30 | Mon-Fri 08:00-22:00 BuySell |
CZKCASHCzeck Index | BCPP | 1:50 | 150 | Mon-Fri 09:20-16:00 BuySell |
CHNCompChina Index | SSE | 1:50 | 20 | Mon-Fri 03:20-06:00 - 07:35-10:15 BuySell |
BraCompBrasilian Index | Bovespa | 1:50 | 1 | Mon-Fri 14:05-22:55 BuySell |
ASX200Australia Index | ASX | 1:50 | 20 | Mon-Fri 02:05-08:30 - 09:15-22:00 BuySell |
Full name | Exchange | Leverage | Lot size | Contract size | Trading time |
BRENTBrent Crude Oil | LME | 1:50 | 2000 | 1 barrel | Mon-Fri 02:05-23:00 BuySell |
COCOACocoa | ICE | 1:50 | 50 | 1 ton | Mon-Fri 10:45-19:30 BuySell |
CTUS Cotton No.2 | ICE | 1:50 | 1500 | 100 pounds | Mon-Fri 08:30-20:20 BuySell |
KCUS Coffe | ICE | 1:50 | 1500 | 100 pounds | Mon-Fri 10:15-19:30 BuySell |
NGNatural Gas | NYMEX | 1:50 | 50000 | 1 million Mmbtu | Mon-Fri 08:30-23:00 BuySell |
SBUS Sugar No.11 | ICE | 1:50 | 10000 | 100 pounds | Mon-Fri 09:30-19:00 BuySell |
WHEATWheat | LME | 1:50 | 400 | 5000 bushels | Mon-Fri 02:05-14:45 15:35-20:00 BuySell |
WTIWTI Light Cruide Oil | NYMEX | 1:50 | 2000 | 1 barrel | Mon-Fri 02:05-22:00 BuySell |
ZCUS Corn | LME | 1:50 | 300 | 100 bushels | Mon-Fri 02:05-20:00 BuySell |
ZSUS Soybeans | LME | 1:50 | 150 | 5000 bushels | Mon-Fri 02:05-20:00 BuySell |
ZINCZINC | LME | 1:50 | 100 | 1 ton | Mon-Fri 08:30-19:30 BuySell |
SILVERSilver(spot) | Comex | 1:50 | 10000 | 1 troy ounce | Mon-Fri 00:05-22:59 BuySell |
PLATINUMPlatinum | NYMEX | 1:50 | 100 | 1 troy ounce | Mon-Fri 00:05-22:59 BuySell |
PAPalladium | NYMEX | 1:50 | 100 | 1 troy ounce | Mon-Fri 00:05-22:59 BuySell |
NICKELNickel | LME | 1:50 | 10 | 1 ton | Mon-Fri 08:30-19:30 BuySell |
GOLDGold(spot) | Comex | 1:50 | 100 | 1 troy ounce | Mon-Fri 00:05-22:59 BuySell |
COPPERCopper | Comex | 1:50 | 10 | 1 ton | Mon-Fri 08:30-22:00 BuySell |
ALUMINIUMAluminium | LME | 1:50 | 100 | 1 ton | Mon-Fri 08:30-19:30 BuySell |
Full name | Exchange | Leverage | Contract size | Trading time |
AAAlcoa Inc. | NYSE | 1:50 | 1000 | Mon-Fri 15:30-22:00 BuySell |
AAPLApple Inc. | NASDAQ | 1:50 | 1000 | Mon-Fri 15:30-22:00 BuySell |
AMZNAmazon Inc. | NASDAQ | 1:50 | 1000 | Mon-Fri 15:30-22:00 BuySell |
AXPAmerican Express Inc. | NYSE | 1:50 | 1000 | Mon-Fri 15:30-22:00 BuySell |
BABoeing Inc. | NYSE | 1:50 | 1000 | Mon-Fri 15:30-22:00 BuySell |
BACBank of America Inc. | NYSE | 1:50 | 1000 | Mon-Fri 15:30-22:00 BuySell |
BPBritish Petroleum | NYSE | 1:50 | 1000 | Mon-Fri 15:30-22:00 BuySell |
CATCaterpillar Inc. | NYSE | 1:50 | 1000 | Mon-Fri 15:30-22:00 BuySell |
CSCOCisco Sys Inc. | NASDAQ | 1:50 | 1000 | Mon-Fri 15:30-22:00 BuySell |
CVXChevron Inc. | NYSE | 1:50 | 1000 | Mon-Fri 15:30-22:00 BuySell |
DISWalt Disney Inc. | NYSE | 1:50 | 1000 | Mon-Fri 15:30-22:00 BuySell |
EBAYEbay Inc. | NASDAQ | 1:50 | 1000 | Mon-Fri 15:30-22:00 BuySell |
FBFacebook Inc. | NASDAQ | 1:50 | 1000 | Mon-Fri 15:30-22:00 BuySell |
GEGeneral Electric Inc. | NYSE | 1:50 | 1000 | Mon-Fri 15:30-22:00 BuySell |
GOOGAlphabet Inc. | NASDAQ | 1:50 | 1000 | Mon-Fri 15:30-22:00 BuySell |
HALHalliburton Inc. | NYSE | 1:50 | 1000 | Mon-Fri 15:30-22:00 BuySell |
HDHome Depot Inc. | NYSE | 1:50 | 1000 | Mon-Fri 15:30-22:00 BuySell |
HONHoneyWell Inc. | NYSE | 1:50 | 1000 | Mon-Fri 15:30-22:00 BuySell |
HPQHewlett Packard Inc. | NYSE | 1:50 | 1000 | Mon-Fri 15:30-22:00 BuySell |
Full name | Exchange | Leverage | Contract size | Trading time |
YNDXYandex | MOEX | 1:50 | 100 | Mon-Fri 09:00–17:30 BuySell |
SBERSberbank | MOEX | 1:50 | 100 | Mon-Fri 09:00–17:30 BuySell |
ROSNRosneft | MOEX | 1:50 | 100 | Mon-Fri 09:00–17:30 BuySell |
LKOHLUKOIL | MOEX | 1:50 | 100 | Mon-Fri 09:00–17:30 BuySell |
GAZPGazprom | MOEX | 1:50 | 100 | Mon-Fri 09:00–17:30 BuySell |
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Commodities
Stock
About CGM Trade
We serve as your bridge to unparalleled financial prosperity. We shoulder the burden for you, sourcing, scrutinizing, validating, and providing robust data on top-tier digital assets that can amplify your returns. Our distinctive information delivery system ensures dependability, security, and profitability.
We're enabling our clients to gain mastery over their financial futures. Today, we remain committed to offering outstanding educational resources and services, ensuring you chase your objectives with assurance.
FAQ
Currency pairs
Why do people trade on Forex?
What drives the Forex market?
The forex market, encompassing global currencies, presents challenges in forecasting exchange rates due to various influencing factors. Primary among these are central banks, media coverage, and prevailing market mood. Grasping the role of each can enhance your trading strategies. Similarly, like other financial arenas, forex prices shift based on supply and demand dynamics. As a forex investor, you have the option to put money into economies showing growth promise or to take a bearish stance in the market..
How to define the success of a Forex trader?
Establishing tangible objectives is crucial, and it's vital that they're quantifiable. We suggest crafting a target designed for extended durations, like a year instead of just a month. Recognizing these aspects will guide you in executing your strategy effectively..
No matter your trading history, maintaining realistic expectations during your Forex trading journey is key, coupled with controlling your emotions. To excel as a trader, you need a solid grasp of forex market dynamics, confidence in your analysis, and adherence to trading protocols.
Commodities
Why do people trade on Forex?
Commodity Trading Methods
Many traders engage in commodities via futures exchanges, where an asset is set for purchase or sale at a defined price for a specified future date. Upon the futures contract's conclusion, the purchaser is bound to fulfill the set payment for the commodity. Should the asset's value surpass the set price during the contract's duration, the buyer stands to gain. On the flip side, if the market rate goes below the established figure, they face potential losses. Another avenue for traders involves acquiring stock in companies linked to these commodities, like mining entities or oil processing plants. This implies that traders are speculating not just on the specific product's price, but also on the company's overall performance. While the cost of commodities can influence a firm's stock value, it's not the sole determinant. Companies can remain profitable even amidst declining raw material prices.
Which commodities are the most popular?
The commodity sector is broadly segmented into four primary groups: metals and energy, which are tradable through brokerage firms, and livestock and farm produce. Metals encompass elements like gold, silver, copper, and platinum. Certain metals, such as gold, possess inherent value that appeals to traders. Energy commodities include oil and natural gas. This domain is influenced by elements like production rates and the emergence of green energy alternatives. Livestock covers animals like cattle, swine, and sheep. Factors like economic inflation, food pricing, climatic changes, disease outbreaks, and societal meat consumption preferences impact these commodities. Farm goods consist of crops like corn, sugar, and wheat. Historically, these commodities set the groundwork for the earliest markets in the 1800s when farmers established set rates for their yield during varying seasons.
Risks and benefits of commodity trading
Like any trading venture, commodities come with no assurances. Traders need to grasp and evaluate all potential risks before venturing into the commodity arena. Comprehensive research is vital before initiating any trade. The risk-reward profile in the commodities market is notably pronounced, possibly more than many other markets. While there are measures traders can adopt to minimize these risks, success in this domain often demands in-depth expertise.
Open a commodity trading account
With us, you can engage in metals and energy trading with minimal spreads and reduced commissions. Reach out to us or initiate an account to begin your trading journey immediately! Our platform ranks among the top for commodity trading
What affects the price of commodities?
Like all markets, the forces of supply and demand play a significant role. For instance, when oil output drops in typically abundant areas like the Middle East, the prices of such commodities surge. Commodity trading is perceived as riskier because external factors, often unforeseen, can sway the market. Notably, significant political occurrences, such as US elections, have historically influenced the value of precious metals, notably gold. It's this commodity landscape that traders monitor closely during presidential campaigns.
How to define success in commodity trading?
Success varies based on individual traders' perspectives. Before delving into the commodity market, you should have a precise understanding of your objectives and the means to attain them. Establishing goals lays the groundwork for your trading approach, helping you temper your anticipations over time. It's crucial to recognize the inherent high risks and potential rewards in commodity trading, ensuring you're ready for any setbacks and possess strategies to mitigate them. Every trader, regardless of their experience, can err. Thus, maintaining self-confidence and having a clear definition of your own success is pivotal.
Indices
What are trading indices?
Risks and benefits of index trading
All forms of trading involve risk, and investing in indices is certainly no different. Before you start, it is important to research the markets and understand how certain factors can affect their performance. Armed with this information, you can make more informed decisions.
Every trading avenue carries its own set of risks, and index investing is no exception. Before diving in, it's crucial to delve deep into market research and grasp the elements that might sway their behavior. With such knowledge, your decisions will be better grounded. Indices boast high liquidity and extended trading hours compared to many other assets, presenting ample opportunities for gains. Yet, this very liquidity can sometimes turn adversarial. Hence, it's vital to employ a tactical approach to mitigate risks and safeguard against potential setbacks.
Index trading
Upon opening an index trading account with us, you'll tap into our cutting-edge platform. We operate under FCA regulations and provide FSCS coverage for your deposits up to £85,000. Our trading application grants you access to a diverse range of trading tools including forex, equities, commodities, and cryptocurrencies* all under one account. Getting started is straightforward - simply complete a basic form and undergo the verification steps. Reach out to us or establish an account and embark on your thrilling venture into the realm of index trading!
How are the indexes calculated?
The computation of many indices hinges on the total market worth (capitalization) of a company's outstanding shares that are part of that index. Here, firms with a larger market cap carry more significance, meaning their movements sway the index value more than those with a smaller market cap. Conversely, there are global indices that are shaped by the share price of a company. In these cases, companies with steeper share prices influence the index more compared to those with more modest share prices.
Examples of global stock indices
You can trade various global stock indices. The most popular of them
- Wall Street 30 (Dow Jones Industrial Average): Reflects the performance of the top 30 major U.S. companies.
- Germany 40 (DAX): Represents the premier 40 companies trading on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange in Germany.
- UK 100 (FTSE 100): Monitors the share prices of the 100 most valuable companies on the London Stock Exchange. US Tech 100 (NASDAQ 100): Highlights the 100 most prominent US firms outside the finance industry, often referred to as the US Tech 100 due to its tech-centric nature.
- Japan 225 (Nikkei 225): Measures the average stock prices of all businesses on Japan's leading five stock exchanges.
Factors affecting the indices
Trading in worldwide indices encompasses a broader spectrum of firms compared to individual asset trading, leading to multiple influencing factors. For instance, the FTSE 100, with a substantial share in commodities, can be significantly swayed by commodity prices. Shifts in a company's makeup or structure can impact its market value or stock price, in turn influencing the index's performance. Traders keenly observe companies' financial outcomes since they directly determine stock values. Economic occurrences and global political events also play roles in shaping the trajectories of various international indices.
How to be successful in index trading?
Proficiently navigating the world of global indices trading is challenging, yet with comprehensive research, strategic planning, and the knack to swiftly assess risks versus benefits, your odds improve significantly. What one trader views as accomplishment might diverge entirely from another's perspective, so pinpointing your objectives and charting a course towards them is crucial. It's essential to temper expectations and sidestep emotionally-driven choices. Leverage sophisticated analyses and craft tactics that enable you to mitigate possible downturns, bolstering your confidence as you embark on your index trading venture.
Stock
What is stock trading
Purchasing shares online is essentially buying a portion of one or more corporations. By doing so, you essentially become a part-owner of that company. For investors, delving into stocks provides an avenue to benefit from the company's profitability and its overarching economic expansion
Trading with our firm offers the opportunity to leverage financial derivatives to anticipate the forthcoming valuation of a company's stock. The worth of this derivative is contingent on the prevailing market conditions, affording you the flexibility to adopt a bullish or bearish stance based on your stock price predictions
Engaging with a derivative implies you won't directly possess the actual stocks. This allows you to establish a position primed to capitalize on any valuation fluctuation. Moreover, it facilitates trading in leveraged stocks with minimal upfront investment
Stock Investing: how does it work?
Through our platform, you can set up a stock trading account and delve into the stock market immediately. This process utilizes derivative tools, specifically contracts for difference (CFDs). Rather than acquiring actual shares, you merely speculate on their potential price movement, be it an increase or decrease.
Stock trading's rising popularity stems from the minimal initial capital requirement. CFD trading offers comprehensive market access, requiring only a modest initial outlay, thanks to leverage. The key lies in accurately predicting the stock price's trajectory.
Engaging in CFDs, you commit to settling the disparity in the share's price from the time you initiate a position to when you close it. If the stock moves as you anticipated, you stand to gain. Conversely, an adverse move means a potential loss.
To better grasp how stock investments using CFDs function, let's consider an example:
- Trader A makes a $1,000 trade at $10 per share of company B
- Trader A predicts the price will rise to $12.5
- Trader A buys 100 contracts at $10 per share
- Company B's share price increases to $12.5
- The initial value of the transaction is $1000 and the final value is $1250
- Excluding commissions, Trader A makes a gross profit of $250
Excluding commissions, Trader A makes a gross profit of $250.
Why do investors trade stocks?
For many, stocks stand out as a top choice in trading tools. Numerous factors make stocks a worthy addition to a trader's arsenal, with liquidity being a primary one. The market always presents a steady ebb and flow of supply and demand, constantly offering intriguing investment avenues.
But there's more to it. For instance, a direct relationship exists between a company's stock valuation and its inherent worth. The better the company's performance, the greater the odds of its stock value ascending. Moreover, market fluctuations, particularly when driven by socio-economic or political shifts, can be harnessed.
Trading stock CFDs on leverage through our platform also presents a unique perk – reduced initial capital needs. Such leverage offers you a substantial edge in the marketplace.
Stock trading: what you need to know?
Cryptocurrencies
How to trade cryptocurrencies with CFDs
In recent times, Bitcoin's worth has surged, benefiting both its holders and traders. Begin your journey in trading cryptocurrency CFDs with just a portion of the standard capital, granting you complete access to a market full of potential and volatility. Similar to Forex, cryptocurrency trades are executed in pairs. Through CFDs, you commit to the price difference of the cryptocurrency from when you open to when you close your positions. Initiating a long position allows traders to gain if the selected cryptocurrency's value increases. Conversely, a short position yields profit when the cryptocurrency's value decreases. Our system provides you with autonomy and automated transaction capabilities.
Cryptocurrency trading in our company: what you need to know
The cryptocurrency arena offers tremendous prospects, yet it's vital to recognize its associated dangers. Like all CFD trading types, there's potential for loss, including your initial crypto investment. A defining characteristic of the cryptocurrency landscape is its pronounced fluctuations. Engaging in leveraged trading within such an unpredictable environment can result in swift capital losses. Always ensure you don't wager more than your financial comfort allows
Are there different types of cryptocurrencies?
Yes.
Absolutely. Bitcoin and Litecoin serve as digital substitutes for traditional currencies. Meanwhile, cryptocurrencies like Ethereum fall under the "altcoin" category and aren't typically used for purchasing goods. Instead, they offer a foundation for developing blockchain-based applications or generating new tokens. Some cryptocurrencies facilitate the transfer of digital assets or handle personal information. With our platform, you have the opportunity to trade more than 40 Crypto CFDs. Among them, Bitcoin, Litecoin, and Ethereum are probably the most renowned. Additionally, our platform features other pairs such as EOS, Ripple (XRP), and Dash.
Make cryptocurrencies work for you
Like all CFD trading endeavors, top-notch crypto traders grasp their trade's intricacies. Crafting a solid strategy and clarity in your objectives is crucial. A well-defined approach increases your profit prospects.
Once you initiate a cryptocurrency trading account with us, you decide your trading focus. Equipped with an extensive toolkit and analytical resources, you'll possess real-time data to guide your choices. Dive into emerging cryptocurrencies or seize immediate profit avenues.
Achieving success in the cryptocurrency domain also leans on perfecting trade timings and monitoring ongoing positions. It's essential to always be conscious of the risks you're taking. Otherwise, you might face regular setbacks.