DMA CFDs explained
Trading Direct Market Access Contracts for Difference (DMA CFDs) is very similar to traditional share trading. This section explains the mechanics of Direct Market Access CFDs and the advantages of CFDs.

                     - Long CFD Trading Example

                     - Short CFD Trading Example

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