CFDs are highly speculative, leveraged instruments. Trading in CFDs carries a high degree of risk to your capital. Investors should ensure they possess adequate market knowledge or seek independent financial advice before executing trades.
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部分指数将于2025年8月25日（星期二）（GMT+3）进行除息调整。 CN50c、SPA35c 和 US500c 等主要产品将反映与股息相关的点位调整。 请查看表格并相应地管理您的仓位。
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GTC Go is GTCFX's mobile trading app, giving traders quick access to accounts, markets, and fund management. As a regulated forex broker, GTCFX aims to make every forex withdrawal on GTC Go simple and secure.
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Depositing funds into your trading account is an essential step before you start trading with GTCFX. This guide explains how to deposit money into GTCFX, including available payment methods, processing times, fees, and key considerations to help you complete your deposit smoothly.
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Learn when the forex market opens and closes, how Sydney, Tokyo, London and New York sessions work, and how overlaps, DST and holidays affect trading activity.
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In forex trading, timing can make the difference between a smart entry and a costly mistake. But with prices moving constantly, how can traders spot meaningful opportunities without relying on guesswork? That’s where forex trading indicators come in. From identifying trends and momentum to measuring volatility and potential reversals, the right indicators can help you make more informed decisions.
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Explore the strongest currencies in 2026 by nominal value, including the Kuwaiti dinar, Bahraini dinar, Omani rial, Jordanian dinar and British pound, plus the factors that influence currency strength and forex trading.
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When you trade an oil CFD you take a position on a crude futures price without owning or receiving any oil. Three things decide whether the trade works: understanding what moves the price, sizing the position for oil's daily range rather than a currency pair's, and knowing what happens when the underlying contract expires.
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Indices trading can look appealing to beginners because a single trade can provide exposure to a broad group of companies rather than one individual stock. But before placing your first order, it is important to understand how indices work, what moves their prices, and how leverage can affect both gains and losses.
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The spread is the gap between the price you can buy at and the price you can sell at, and you pay it on every trade. In money terms it is (spread in pips) x (pip value for your lot size). On top of it sit commission, overnight financing and a handful of charges that never appear in the quote. Which of these dominates depends entirely on how long you hold positions.
