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Contracts for difference (CFDs) are derivatives. They track the underlying market, but they do not convey ownership of an asset.
CFDs obligate you to pay or receive the difference in price between the time you open a position and the time you close it. For example, if you open a Brent crude oil spot CFD (XBR/USD) position at $97 and close it at $99, you profit $2. However, if you open at $97 and close at $95, you lose $2.
CFD brokers almost always allow leverage trading. You can borrow money from the broker to increase the size of your position. You must pay back every cent you borrow, even for a losing trade. Therefore, it is possible to lose your money than you have in your account when trading an oil CFD. J&J PARTNERS offers leverage of up to 1:100, meaning you can control $100 in contracts for every $1 invested in your position.
Unlike options and futures, CFDs do not technically expire. However, there could be fees associated with holding them for the long term.
CFD energy trading can involve contracts tracking spot markets or futures markets. J&J PARTNERS offers access to Brent and WTI crude oil spot markets with our contracts.