CFD definition
CFD means a contract which is a contract for difference by reference to fluctuations in the price of the relevant security or index;
CFD means Contract for Differences.
CFD means a Financial Contract for Difference on spot Forex, stocks, equity indexes, precious metals, virtual currency or any other commodities available for trading.
Examples of CFD in a sentence
A person who holds a CFD position has no ownership of the underlying instrument.
In order to ensure continuous trading conditions for the client, when a future contract that a CFD is based on reaches its maturity, the underlying asset of that CFD will be switched to the next maturity of the same futures contract.
This rate may vary over time, for actual rates please check the "CFD Expiration Dates" on our website.
The future contract on which a CFD is based has an expiration date, and clients will be able to close their CFD positions until this date.
This will affect any conversions made on the Used Margin, Profit and Loss, Overnight Rollovers (Financing), CFD Rollovers and adjustments for Corporate Actions.
More Definitions of CFD
CFD means a contract for difference. A financial instrument which is derived based on the fluctuation in the price of the underlying asset.
CFD means a contract for difference, being a contract that you enter into with us, for the Difference between the value of an Instrument as specified on the Trading Platform at the time of opening a Transaction, and the value of such Instrument at the time of closing the Transaction
CFD means a contract for differences;
CFD means a contract for difference within the meaning of Article 85(1) of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (Regulated Activities Order 2001);
CFD means the financial instrument specified in paragraph (8) of Schedule 1 of the Securities Act 2007 which provides for the Provision of Investment Services, the Exercise of Investment Activities, the Operation of Regulated Markets and other related matters.
CFD means contract for difference.