Commodity Trading
Commodity CFDs are financial derivatives that allows traders to speculate on the price movements of various Commodity without owning the physical asset. This can include trading on the prices of agricultural products, energy resources, and precious metals. Key Commodity in the CFD market include crude oil, natural gas, gold, silver, wheat, and coffee.
CFD Commodity trading allows traders to profit from price movements in either direction—rising (buying or “going long”) or falling (selling or “going short”). This means traders can take advantage of both bullish and bearish market conditions. When you trade CFDs, you’re speculating on the difference between the entry and exit price of the Commodity.
Why trade with Swift Arbitrage
Commodity Facts
- Up to 1:1000 leverage
- Razor-thin spreads from 0.0 pips
- Dedicated Customer Service
- Trade 24 hours a day, five days a week
- Oil, Natural Gas, Coffee are just some of the most popular Commodity CFDs
How Trading Commodity CFDs Work
With CFDs, traders can predict whether the price of a Commodity will rise or fall. A CFD is an agreement between a trader and a broker, which ends when the contract is closed. If a trader expects a price increase, they will buy the CFD. Conversely, if they anticipate a price drop, they will take a “short” position. When the contract ends, the trader and broker exchange the difference between the Commodity’s initial and final price.
Commodity CFD Trading Example:
if you buy a CFD on gold at $1,500 and close the trade when gold reaches $1,600, you earn a $100 profit. However, if the price falls to $1,400, you would incur a $100 loss.
- One unique aspect of CFDs is the ability to "short," meaning you can profit from falling prices as well as rising ones. This makes CFDs attractive in volatile markets. Additionally, CFDs are relatively simpler to trade compared to options or futures, and their ease of entry and exit has contributed to their popularity.
Brief History of Commodity Trading:
Most Commodity Markets:
Liquidity Providers:
Role: Liquidity providers are financial institutions that facilitate trading by offering buy and sell prices for currency pairs. They ensure that traders can execute trades efficiently and at competitive prices.
Types: Major banks and financial institutions act as liquidity providers. They offer tight spreads and deep liquidity, which helps to maintain market stability and minimise slippage.
Technology and Infrastructure:
Equinix Servers: Swift Arbitrage utilises Equinix servers, which are strategically located in major financial hubs to ensure low latency and fast execution times. Equinix’s high-performance infrastructure enhances connectivity and reliability, providing traders with a seamless trading experience.
Advanced Platforms: Our trading platforms, MT5, is designed to handle high-frequency trading and large volumes with minimal latency. Features include real-time quotes, advanced charting tools, and customisable trading indicators.
Swift Arbitrage Indices CFDs – What We Offer
We provide Commodity traders with the tools and infrastructure needed to navigate the dynamic markets and capitalise on trading opportunities.
Start trading Indices CFDs with Swift Arbitrage today and take advantage of global market trends!
Key benefits of CFDs with Swift Arbitrage
CFDs provides a number of benefits which must be weighed against the risks of using them. Some of the benefits of CFDs are as follows:
Automated trading
Custom leverage options
Hedge your exposure
Trade from anywhere
Profit in both ways
Tailored to suit
What makes Swift Arbitrage preferred by investors
Discover why traders choose Swift Arbitrage for its unbeatable combination of advanced tools, fast execution, and competitive trading conditions.
Sincerity of Customer Support
Raw spreads from 0.1 pips
Micro lots available
Up to 1:400 Leverage
Negative Balance Protection
300+ trading instruments
Crypto as a funding method
Fast withdrawals
