09-28-2019, 01:23 PM
CFD is usually traded in DC and does not have all of the above qualities. It does not bear the right to receive delivery on it, it is not issued on the stock exchange and etc. But it may have some additional advantages, for example, fractional lots (in order to reduce the cost of the opening collateral). Real futures have no fractional lots.I will make a note that there are even stock indices on the spot, it means, that outwardly they are equivalent to real stock indices, but they have some features for long-term trading, for example - the absence of a swap (payment for transferring positions in a day), which can greatly reduce profits with long-term retention of positions. But such tools are met quite rare.