International gold trading is spot trading. There is no banker in the spot gold market, and the market is standardized, self-disciplined and sound. Formal international gold trading is not subject to domestic supervision. In international gold trading, investors must first learn to avoid risks. At the same time, it is mainly based on trading methods that conform to market trends. So, how to trade international gold?

How to trade international gold?

There are two kinds of gold trading: spot trading and futures trading. Spot gold mainly refers to the trading of gold bars, ingots, gold bars and coins, which are usually delivered immediately after the transaction or completed within two days. Gold futures trading, like stock investment, must open an account in a securities company, which is not much different from general futures investment trading. Gold futures trading adopts long and short two-way trading mechanism. It is stipulated that gold ingots with a gold content of not less than 99.95% should be 300g in each batch.

The leverage ratio of international gold trading will allow investors to complete larger operations at lower cost, but if the positions are not well controlled, the losses will be huge. If investors want to gain profits, they must first learn to avoid risks reasonably, make a reasonable analysis and correct judgment on the market, and not do operations beyond their control.