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The truth about some common trading myths
Knowing the difference between popular trading misconceptions and reality is critical to long-term success. In this post, we look at the top ten trading urban legends to be aware of. These myths are highly connected with trading psychology, which goes hand in hand with a successful trading career. 1. Traders are made, not born. Certain personality traits make it simpler to trade, but no single trait creates a trader. What makes a trader successful is proportional to the effort he puts into his craft, and it is through experience, patience, and enthusiasm that people become good at things. 2. You
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Index CFD Trade-How They Work
CFD trading can be defined as being the selling and buying of CFDs. CFD is an acronym of contract for difference. This derivative product enables traders to make financial market speculations like commodities, indices, forex, and shares without the need to take ownership. Instead, CFD trading means you agree to change the pricing difference of assets from when the contract opens to when it closes. With CFD, traders also get to speculate price movement in any direction. As such, the loss and profit traders make often depend on how correct or wrong your forecast was. This speculation is what makes
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Why C.F.D is scrutinized
C.F.D.s, or contract for difference, was the cause of the hastened demise of one Irish bank. They also triggered a supposed Chilean Ponzi scheme. C.F.D.s also featured in a U.S.A. inside-trading dissonance worth $100 million. What’s more, their echoes have been heard in the Archegos Capital Management implosion. Moreover, C.F.D.s have spooked regulators owing to the risks they pose when it comes to retail investors. These risks are what spiked tighter rules in the E.U. and U.K. Even with the new regulations, amateur traders continued flocking towards C.F.D.s in the previous year. This was majorly caused by volatility during the
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Why is CFD Trading Banned in the U.S?
When it comes to finance, contracts for differences involve making cash payments for differences in settlements rather than delivery of securities and assets. CFD trading comes with advantages but as it appears, those advantages mask the risks associated with it. In that regard, U.S. citizens and residents are banned from opening both foreign and domestic CFD accounts. Most people would view that as an invasion of freedom but a closer look, and you get to understand why. Let us look at some of the reasons why this investment strategy is banned in such a developed country. Counterparty Risk A counterparty
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JOMO is the new FOMO
It’s no secret that cryptocurrency traders are always looking for the next big thing. And with good reason – getting in on a hot new coin early can lead to serious profits. But what if there was a way to make money without constantly chasing after the latest trend? Believe it or not, there is. In this blog post, we’ll show you how to take advantage of the power of JOMO – the new FOMO. What is JOMO, and how is it different from FOMO? JOMO, or the ‘Joy of Missing Out’, is a concept that has recently gained popularity
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The Ultimate CFD Guide for Dummies
CFDs, also known as contract for difference, can be fantastic financial trading instruments owing to their execution ease and unique properties. Even so, the same features that contribute to their appeal can, at times, be challenging to navigate, especially if you’re a novice trader. CFDs are products that come with high-level risks, thus the need for traders to fully understand them. That way, they’ll be able to enjoy their advantages to avoid losses. CFDs can also be termed as being OTC (over-the-counter) derivative trading. This derivative trading makes it possible for you to speculate on the falling and rising prices
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Top Tips For Trading Stock CFDs
If you are new to trading stock CFDs, one thing you probably struggle with is determining how to become a successful trader. Part of becoming a successful trader involves deciding on the particular stock CFD to trade, how much capital to invest, your trading expertise, and choosing a trading style. Depending on the country you are trading from, you also need to familiarize yourself with the laws and institutions governing stock trading to successfully embark on stocks CFD trading. Whether you are a day trader, position trader or a swing trader, you need to learn the ins and outs of
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