Examples of Futures CFD in a sentence
Where an Order for a Futures CFD is held overnight, the Order is not subject to a Swap Charge or Swap Credit.
It is your responsibility to be aware of the last day and time for closing out a particular FX option contract or Futures CFD.
Where an Order for a Futures CFD is held at the Close of Trade on the Close-Out Date, the Order is automatically rolled over meaning that the contract is closed, and a new Order is created for the Futures CFD on the next Trading Day at the new contract price.
Details of the last day and time for closing out a, FX option contract or Futures CFD, are available on request.
Futures CFD is a form of CFD that gives exposure to changes in the value of a futures contract.
A Futures CFD is a sophisticated over-the-counter derivative product which allows you to make a profit or loss from changes in the market price of the Underlying Futures Contract, including a Futures Contract traded on the ASX 24, without actually owning that financial product or having any indirect interest in the financial product.
If you do not close or roll a Futures CFD position within 2 days of the expiry date or the first notice date of the Underlying Futures Contract, FP Markets may close your Futures CFD position for you at the first opportunity available to FP Markets at the prevailing market price.
This means that your derivative, being the Futures CFD issued by FP Markets, is based on a notional Futures Contract which is Exchange traded.
Details of the last day and time for closing out a Futures CFD, are available on request.
It is your responsibility to be aware of the last day and time for closing out a particular Futures CFD.