CFD is the abbreviation of "Contract for Difference". This is an efficient and economical way to buy and sell stocks and indexes, and it can be traded without going to a stock exchange, so its transaction cost is lower and its efficiency is higher. The contract for differences (CFD), that is, the contract for differences, is to buy and sell goods at the price without involving the physical transaction of goods. Therefore, there is no restriction on settlement and delivery in futures trading, and some people call it spot futures. Theoretically, goods different from contracts can be anything with fluctuating prices, including national indexes, foreign exchange, futures, European and American stocks, precious metals and other commodities.

For example, if a customer wants to buy 1000 shares of Microsoft, he does not need to go through a stock dealer, but only needs to buy CFD Microsoft shares on GCI's trading platform. An increase of $5 per share in Microsoft stock can bring customers a profit of $5,000, just like buying on a real exchange. The biggest difference is that customers don't have to pay the handling fee, so they can avoid all the inconvenience of buying and selling on the exchange. Therefore, GCI can provide customers with zero commission transactions and very low margin requirements. In recent years, CFD transactions have greatly increased, and we believe that it will soon become the new favorite of financial market investment.

Another advantage of CFD trading is that customers can carry out margin trading, so that customers can buy and sell all stocks, indexes and commodities without investing a lot of money. As shown in the above example, if a customer wants to buy a stock worth $50,000, he only needs a deposit of $500. GCI provides customers with CFD futures, indexes and stock trading, with 1% as deposit and 0 commission. Customers are not subject to geographical restrictions and conduct transactions in real time through the Internet. CFD trading enables you to profit from equity (such as dividends, cost performance, etc.). ), but you don't actually own the stock. CFD is traded on the counter, not on the exchange.

CFD is an ideal trading tool for short-term technology trading and hedging spot market positions, and it also attracts long-term investors.