Platform and Tools

CFD platforms and tools enable traders to analyze, trade, and manage their accounts. Here are some popular ones:

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Trading Platforms:

1. MetaTrader 4/5: Industry-standard platforms for CFD and CFD trading.

2. CTrader: A professional platform for ECN trading.

3. Web Trader: A web-based platform for trading on any device.

4. Mobile Apps: Trading apps for iOS and Android devices.

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Analytical Tools:

1. Technical Indicators: Moving averages, RSI, Bollinger Bands, etc.

2. Charting Tools: Candlestick, line, and bar charts.

3. Economic Calendars: Stay updated on market-moving events.

4. News Feeds: Real-time news and market analysis.

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Risk Management Tools

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Account Management Tools

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Education and Research Tools

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MetaTrader 4 and
MetaTrader 5

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Have Any Questions?

FAQ's

It’s for specific types of trading sequences.

A CFD (Contract for Difference) is a deal between you and a broker to trade on price movements without owning the actual asset.

You profit (or lose) from the difference between your entry and exit price. Buy if you expect prices to rise (go long), sell if you expect them to fall (go short).

You can trade CFDs on stocks, indices, currencies , commodities (like gold or oil), and cryptocurrencies.

Leverage lets you control a large position with a small amount of money. It can amplify both profits and losses.

Margin is the money you need to deposit to open a leveraged trade. It acts as collateral.

* Long: You expect the price to rise → Buy.

* Short: You expect the price to fall → Sell.

Spread is the difference between the buy (ask) price and the sell (bid) price of an asset — like gold, Currency pairs, or stocks — in the market.