With Finoative Ai, you can trade the price movements of the global oil market—one of the key forces powering the world’s economy.
When trading Oil CFDs, you’re not actually buying or selling physical barrels of oil. Instead, you’re speculating on the price movements of the oil market. If global demand increases and oil prices rise, the value of an Oil CFD will also go up. Likewise, if demand drops and oil prices fall, this decline is reflected in the price of the CFD as well.
When you trade indices, you’re not buying the actual stocks—instead, you’re speculating on their price movements through a CFD (Contract for Difference).
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Why trade Oil?
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Tips when trading Oil
Oil Trading Examples
#1 Oil sell
Selling oil reflects an expectation that global supply will rise or demand will weaken, leading to a decline in oil prices.
#1 Oil buy
Buying oil reflects a positive outlook on global energy demand and the performance of the oil market as a whole.
CFDs represent intricate financial instruments and carry a substantial risk of incurring rapid financial losses due to their inherent leverage. It is worth noting that an overwhelming majority, precisely 84.43%, of retail investor accounts experience monetary losses when engaging in CFD trading with this particular provider.