ECN broker Tickmill has added contracts for difference (CFDs) – a derivative product that gives opportunity to make money from both falling and rising markets – to its diverse product line.
CFDs have no expiry date allowing traders to hold their positions for as long as they wish.
Sudhanshu Agarwal, CEO of Tickmill says: “This is a very important step forward for Tickmill as CFDs are popular and widely traded instruments. The availability of eight major CFDs covering key stock indices for Germany, Japan, Europe, the United Kingdom, the USA, as well as WTI Crude Oil, will cement the Tickmill’s reputation as a broker with truly global trading appeal.”
The eight major CFDs introduced by Tickmill are based on the most liquid markets hence providing its traders the best opportunity to succeed. Overall the flexibility of CFDs provides an excellent hedge against losses. In fact, traders can easily use CFDs to protect themselves against unexpected market movements.
Our traders have requested CFD trading and we are proud to deliver these contracts which cover the most popular stock indices as well as the world’s most heavily traded commodity.
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