CFDs and futures contracts are both highly geared derivative financial products. A financial derivative is so called because its value is based on an underlying asset. In the case of CFDs and...
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Trade CFDs or Options?
There are similarities between trading CFDs and trading options. The first is they both provide leverage to the trader. Also, you don’t need a large account to start with either. They both, in...
Covered Warrants and Turbos – The Basics
Warrants are speculative derivative instruments (derivative as they are based on other financial assets like shares, commodities..etc) listed on an exchange (such as the London Stock Exchange) and...
