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Discover exactly how you can use CFDs in your Portfolio, CFD & Forex Trade Examples, Understanding Leverage in Your Portfolio, CFD Order Types, CFD Order Tricks and the Risks of Trading CFDs and How to Avoid Those Risks.

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How to Use Leverage with CFDs & Forex

CFD Leverage Blow Up

Leverage is the ultimate double-edged sword. Use it correctly and it can be your friend. Use it recklessly and you will soon find...Read Full Article...

What is a CFD and What is CFD Trading?

What is a CFD Trading

You may be wondering 'What is a CFD?' and 'Should I consider adding CFD trading to my portfolio?' We look at the risks of...Read Full Article...

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We review the latest Australian Forex and CFD brokers, their trading platforms including MT4, cTrader and more. Click the links below to find out more.
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Swing Trading is such a popular way of trading CFDs, Forex & Commodities. Find the latest Swing Trading book reviews to help you become a more...Read Full Article...

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CFDs vs Stocks in 2018 - Which is Best?

What are the top 5 benefits of trading CFDs vs Trading Shares? You can see the advantages and disadvantages of of CFD trading versus standard share trading and how you must...Read Full Article

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Online CFD Trading - Is It Gambling?

Is CFD trading just a 'sophisticated' form of online gambling? You may be surprised to learn you are no more likely to...Read Full Article

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    China's Commerce Ministry will be imposing anti-dumping tariffs on imported styrene from South Korea, Taiwan, and the United States, according to Reuters.  The anti-dumping tariffs, ranging from 3.8 percent to 55.7 percent will come into effect from June 23 and will last for five years, the ministry said in a statement on its website.