DMA CFD example

Trading CFDs is very similar to traditional share trading. Direct Market Access CFD trades are executed at guaranteed ASX prices, a deposit (known as a margin) is paid to open the trade and commission is applicable. The profit or loss on the trade is based on the difference between the price of the trade when the position is opened and closed.

Our CFD trading examples below illustrate the simplicity of trading CFDs.

 
 

 

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