Common use of Product Description Clause in Contracts

Product Description. 2.1 A CFD is an agreement to either buy or sell a contract that reflects the performance of, including amongst others, forex, precious metals, futures and shares; the profit or loss of is determined by the difference between the price a CFD is bought at and the price is sold at and vice versa. CFDs are traded on margin and it should be noted that no physical delivery of either the CFD or underlying asset is occurring. It should be noted that when clients purchase, for example, CFDs on shares they are merely speculating on the share’s value to either increase or decrease.

Product Description. 2.1 A CFD is an agreement to either buy or sell a contract that reflects the performance of, including amongst others, forex, precious metals, futures and shares; the profit or loss of is determined by the difference between the price a CFD is bought at and the price is sold at and vice versa. CFDs are traded on margin and it should be noted that no physical delivery of either the CFD or underlying asset is occurring. It should be noted that when clients purchase, for example, CFDs on shares they are merely speculating on the share’s value to either increase or decrease.

Product Description. 2.1 39.1.1 A CFD is an agreement to either buy or sell a contract that reflects the performance of, including amongst others, forex, precious metals, futures and shares; the profit or loss of is determined by the difference between the price a CFD is bought at and the price is sold at and vice versa. CFDs are traded on margin and it should be noted that no physical delivery of either the CFD or underlying asset is occurring. It should be noted that when clients purchase, for example, CFDs on shares they are merely speculating on the share’s value to either increase or decrease.

Product Description. 2.1 39.1.1. A CFD is an agreement to either buy or sell a contract that reflects the performance of, including amongst others, forex, precious metals, futures and shares; the profit or loss of is determined by the difference between the price a CFD is bought at and the price is sold at and vice versa. CFDs are traded on margin and it should be noted that no physical delivery of either the CFD or underlying asset is occurring. It should be noted that when clients purchase, for example, CFDs on shares they are merely speculating on the share’s value to either increase or decrease.