Commodities
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Access some of the world’s most popular commodities.
How does
Commodities Trading Work?
Commodities CFDs trading involves speculating on the price
movements of various commodity assets, such as oil, without
the need to physically own the underlying commodities. When
trading CFDs, investors enter into a contract to exchange
the difference in the price of the commodity from the time
the trade is opened to when it is closed. The goal is to
profit from market price fluctuations.
With CFDs, traders can access global commodity markets with
greater flexibility and leverage. They have the opportunity
to profit by going long (buying) if they expect the
commodity price to rise, or by going short (selling) if they
predict the price will fall.
Commodities
Trading Example
Opening the Position:
For every 0.01 point that the bid quote on XTIUSD rises above $71.500, you will gain $10 (as you own 10 lots), and for every 0.001 point it falls below $71.500, you will lose $10.
Closing the Position:
The gross profit on your trade is calculated as follows:
Closing Price: $74.250 x 10000 barrels = $742,500
Gross Profit on Trade: $742,500 - $715,000 = $27,500
Trade Commodities with Richmond365
Range of Instruments
Diversify your portfolio with
thousands of trading products.
Start with less as $250
Deposit as little as $250
and trade from 0.01 lot.
24/5 Trading
Seize trading opportunities with 24/5 market access.
Low Costs
Ultra-low spreads from 0.0 pips.
Flexible Leverage
Power up your trades with leverage up to 1:1000.
Powerful Trading Platforms
Trade on reliable platforms with multiple user-friendly features and tools.
Frequently Asked Questions
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