Leveraging and profiting from a volatile market

1. RECONCILABLE
DIFFERENCES?
Leveraging and Profiting from a
Volatile Market

2. Looking at the volatility of the stock market
is easy to understand why people are
apprehensive about getting involved. One
statement from the Fed chairman and stocks
go tumbling.

3. Most people don’t seem
to understand how the
market works. They
believe you need a lot of
capital to buy stocks, and
then there’s always the
risk of picking losing
trades.

4. The best way to
manage your risk is
through training and
education and
understanding how
the market works can
make it a very
lucrative stream of
income for you.

5. There’s a whirl of
financial instruments
and investment
strategies out there,
and just gaining a
grasp on them all will
make your head spin.

6. Contract for Difference
(CFD)
- One of these instruments is called a
Contract For Difference or CFD
- It is a powerful financial instrument
that enables you to invest or trade
Stocks, Indices, and Commodities with
only 5-10% of the actual asset price.

7. Contract for Difference
(CFD)
- When used the
right way, it enables
you to make 10-20x
faster returns
compared to direct
stock investment or
trading.

8. 2 Parties of CDF
1. SELLER
- The seller has an asset. An opening
trade is made on that asset.

9. 2 Parties of CDF
2. BUYER
- The buyer of the CFD will make
money if the stock goes up and lose
money if the stock goes down.
- The buyer of the stock option gets a
large amount of leverage and profit
based on how much the stock moves
in the desired direction.

10. The Difference Between
Stock Options and CFD’s
- An options contract has
time value built into it and
it also loses the time
value with each passing
day until expiration.
- CFD’s do not have an
expiration date.

11. With CFD’s you are
essentially buying and
selling stocks with a
large amount of
leverage. You don’t own
the stock, yet you still
will receive dividend
payments.

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