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MAIN RISKS ASSOCIATED WITH. TRANSACTIONS IN CFDs CFDs are complex products that are not suitable for all types of investors, therefore you should always make sure that you understand how the product you are buying works, that it does what you want it to do and that you are in a position to take the loss if it fails. You should carefully read this agreement before making a trading decision. You should make sure that you at least understand the following:the costs of trading CFDs, • The margins required to execute a CFD trade, • The costs involved in making a trade, • How the prices of CFDs are determined, • What happens if you hold the position overnight? • Re-quotes or potential slippage, • Execution of orders when the underlying market is closed. Prior to trading CFDs, you need to ensure that you understand the risks involved. CFDs are leveraged products; therefore, they carry a higher level of risk to the client’s capital compared to other financial products. Leveraged trading means that potential profits are magnified; it also means losses are magnified. The lower the margin requirement, the higher the risk of potential losses if the market moves against the client. The value of CFDs may increase or decrease depending on market conditions. Due to the fact that CFDs are leveraged products, engaging in CFD trading may not be suitable for you and independent advice should be sought if necessary. The potential for profit must be balanced alongside prudent risk management given the significant losses that may be generated over a very short period of time when trading CFDs. You should not commence trading in CFDs unless you understand the risks involved. You should only consider trading in CFDs if you wish to speculate, especially on a very short-term basis, or you are wishing to hedge an exposure in your existing portfolio, and if you have extensive experience in trading, in particular during volatile markets, and can afford any losses; Prior to trading CFDs, you need to ensure that you understand CFDs are not suitable for ‘buy and hold’ trading. CFDs can require constant monitoring over a short period of time (minutes/hours/days). Even maintaining an investment overnight exposes you to greater risk and additional cost. The volatility of the stock market and other financial markets, together with the extra leverage on your investment, can result in rapid changes to the client’s overall investment position. Immediate action may be required for you to manage your exposure, or to post add...
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