Trading Instruments
Trading instruments refer to the different types of markets you can trade. Sometimes called securities, they range from commodity futures to stocks and CFDs, to currencies and metals, and more.
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Forward Contracts vs. Futures Contracts: What's the Difference?
Forwards and futures are similar in concept and mechanics. However, futures are standardized and listed on exchanges while forwards are cust...
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Strangle
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What is a Protective Collar?
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Option
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Covered Call
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Spot Secondary Definition
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