The pip/point location for Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF) CFDs depends on the region of the share you trade. For US ETFs: For EU ETFs:
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All positions will be closed at the end of day rate. Any floating profit or loss will be realized. Positions are then automatically reopened at an adjusted open rate and position size, to retain the same notional value as the…
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All positions will be closed at the end of day rate. Any floating profit or loss will be realized. Positions are then automatically reopened at an adjusted open rate and position size, to retain the same notional value as the…
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Due to restrictions implemented by regulatory bodies, underlying stock exchanges, or liquidity providers that FXCM works with, some ETFs may be restricted to be "sold short." Any short sale restriction does not impede someone from closing any open position; it…
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FXCM will offer pricing for Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) in line with the opening hours of the underlying exchange. FXCM aims to open and close markets as close to the posted trading hours as possible, however the lack of liquidity…
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At FXCM, the financing cost for your CFD trade is referred to as rollover. This is the interest paid for holding a position past 5 PM EST and is based on the size of the position. The formula for financing…
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A corporate action on an Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF) is something which will bring about a change to an ETF, such as but not limited to a split, reverse split, or a delisting. If there is a corporate action on an…
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The underlying ETFs for EU ETFs are traded on either the Euronext Paris or the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. They can be identified by a .FR or .DE at the end of the ticker symbol. Trading Hours Please click here for trading hours…
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The underlying ETFs for US ETFs are traded on either the NASDAQ or NYSE. They can be identified by a .US at the end of the ticker symbol. Trading Hours Please click here for trading hours Please note, however, that hours are…
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The underlying instrument for LCattleF is the Live Cattle Futures contract. Live Cattle Futures is designed for traders to hedge/speculate the price movement of market-ready cattle, which could be affected by weather, other commodities prices e.g. soybeans, and consumer incomes…
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The underlying instrument for HeatingOilF is the Heating Oil Futures contract. Heating Oil is one of the most important byproduct of crude oil, which is used for heating homes. Its price is affected by season, weather, consumptions, and also supply…
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The underlying instrument for GasolineF is the Gasoline Futures contract. Gasoline, the primary fuel of most automobiles, is one of the most important byproduct of crude oil, and its futures product offers traders a way of speculating/hedging the price movements.…
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