Trading Instruments Overview

Forex

Forex (Foreign Exchange Margin Trading) involves buying and selling currencies such as the US dollar, euro, and Japanese yen to profit from price differences. It offers flexible and dynamic asset management, including 24-hour trading and leverage that enables large transactions with a small amount of capital.

Metal CFDs

Metal CFDs allow you to profit from price fluctuations of precious metals like gold and silver. You don't need to hold the actual metals, and you can take advantage of both rising and falling prices. With relatively large price movements, they support a wide range of strategies from short-term to medium- and long-term.

Energy CFDs

Energy CFDs target energy resources such as crude oil and natural gas. Prices are influenced by supply and demand, geopolitical risks, and economic indicators, leading to significant fluctuations. This makes it easier to capture short-term price movements and aim for profits in both rising and falling markets.

Stock CFDs

Stock CFDs enable trading of individual stocks worldwide, such as Apple and Toyota, without owning the actual shares. They allow large transactions with small capital and offer opportunities to profit in both rising and falling markets. Trading can be adjusted flexibly based on company earnings and news.

Index CFDs

Index CFDs involve trading the price fluctuations of major indexes like the Nikkei 225 and the NY Dow. Investing in multiple stocks at once offers diversification benefits and lets you capture broad market movements with limited capital. These CFDs suit a variety of strategies from short- to medium- and long-term, in both bullish and bearish markets.

Crypto CFDs

Crypto CFDs let you trade major crypto assets such as Bitcoin and Ethereum without owning the actual coins. You can profit from both rising and falling prices. With 24-hour trading in a highly volatile market, they accommodate a wide range of strategies from short- to long-term.