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Comments on: Dean’s Introduction http://tradingsystem.universalwealthcreation.com/financial-market-fisherman/deans-introduction The Systems of the Elite Traders Mon, 13 Feb 2012 21:05:37 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: BJ Dibbins http://tradingsystem.universalwealthcreation.com/financial-market-fisherman/deans-introduction#comment-4 BJ Dibbins Mon, 11 Jun 2007 09:58:17 +0000 http://tradingsystem.universalwealthcreation.com/2007/06/04/deans-introduction/#comment-4 Hi Karen, Thanks for posting your question. It helps us to know what people want to find out more about when we receive comments from readers. I think this topic deserves it's own blog post, so we will get to that soon, but very briefly, CFD's are 'Contracts for Difference'. They are a leveraged instrument (eg, like options), that allows you to trade expected price movements in a stock or index without having to pay the full price of the stock or index. But unlike options, they don't have an expiry date - instead you pay interest daily if you hold positions overnight. I would certainly recommend caution when looking to trade CFD's as leverage is a two-edged sword. There is certainly the opportunity to make some great profits when you pick the move correctly (as they are a "delta 1" product), but without an effective trading system and money management strategy in place you can make some substantial losses as well. Stay tuned, we'll get a post up on CFD's before long. Cheers, Brian Dibbins Elite Insiders Group - Trading Systems Trade Profitably © 2006 - 2007 Hi Karen,

Thanks for posting your question. It helps us to know what people want to find out more about when we receive comments from readers.

I think this topic deserves it’s own blog post, so we will get to that soon, but very briefly, CFD’s are ‘Contracts for Difference’.

They are a leveraged instrument (eg, like options), that allows you to trade expected price movements in a stock or index without having to pay the full price of the stock or index. But unlike options, they don’t have an expiry date - instead you pay interest daily if you hold positions overnight.

I would certainly recommend caution when looking to trade CFD’s as leverage is a two-edged sword. There is certainly the opportunity to make some great profits when you pick the move correctly (as they are a “delta 1″ product), but without an effective trading system and money management strategy in place you can make some substantial losses as well.

Stay tuned, we’ll get a post up on CFD’s before long.

Cheers,

Brian Dibbins
Elite Insiders Group - Trading Systems
Trade Profitably © 2006 - 2007

]]> By: karen shakespeare http://tradingsystem.universalwealthcreation.com/financial-market-fisherman/deans-introduction#comment-3 karen shakespeare Mon, 11 Jun 2007 02:19:08 +0000 http://tradingsystem.universalwealthcreation.com/2007/06/04/deans-introduction/#comment-3 What are CFD's? l am a total novice, l know nothing, please explain. What are CFD’s? l am a total novice, l know nothing, please explain.

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