They are not to be avoided but they are more inconvenient. First because they do not have a regulated market, second because they do not have reliable historical data, third because they have higher spreads.
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35.CFD. In som lessons you do not speak of the cfd that, for those not capitalized, allow you to operate in the futures as in the forex. Why? Should we avoid them? Print
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