Gold still popular play for traders
With speculation the value of many commodities has bottomed, traders are in a predicament when it comes to picking the outlook for resources.
With speculation the value of many commodities has bottomed, traders are in a predicament when it comes to picking the outlook for resources.
Market volatility is prompting increasing interest in contracts-for-difference (CFDs)
Possible lower capital growth and income from the traditional resources and banking stocks sources might mean investors need to widen their portfolios, CMC Markets chief markets analyst Ric Spooner says.
Legislation being considered by the federal government around segregation of client funds continues to divide the CFD industry.
More CFD traders are saying they want to be able to trade multi-assets on the same platform and that option is being provided.
Traders are embracing the opportunity to move into the popular exchange traded funds (ETFs) market through contracts for difference (CFDs)
As local traders become more sophisticated in their approach to using contracts for difference they are increasingly turning their attention away from the domestic market and towards international markets, in particular Asia.
People generally invest with the expectation that markets will go up. But of course markets can also experience periods of decline and volatility, however, there are products available that cater to these scenarios.
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