Customers can trade CFDs to buy and sell stock indexes, cryptocurrencies, and stocks at NewEngine. CFD stands for CFD, which is a very popular over-the-counter financial product that allows traders to easily participate in global financial markets.

Buying and selling CFD products on NewEngine only needs to pay the bid-ask spread of the product, which is the main transaction cost. The bid-ask spread is the difference between the bid and ask price of any financial instrument and is displayed in the form of points. You can check the bid-ask spread at any time in the quote window of the trading platform.

The inventory fee is that interest may be paid and charged when holding the position overnight. Negative and positive overnight interest will be applied to all positions held at 0 o'clock (Greenwich Mean Time), just like foreign exchange positions. You can check the interest payable or earned for each contract in the inventory fee section on the quote window of the trading platform.

NewEngine uses a "one-handed-based" trading system to allow the platform to aggregate all customer positions as standard trading units, which simplifies the process of trading in several different markets through one account, while allowing the platform to track profits and losses , And account balances such as margin and net worth are all displayed in one currency. This greatly simplifies the calculation of traders' profits, losses and risks. For each CFD product, the customer can choose the minimum transaction "1" lot or "0.1" lot; the maximum transaction volume depends on your margin status.

No need. NewEngine's trading account allows you to trade major global financial products, including CFDs, foreign exchange, encrypted assets, stock indexes, commodities, precious metals, etc., through one account.

At present, retail traders, speculators and hedge funds are the typical market participants in buying and selling CFDs.

CFDs are currently available in countries such as Australia, the United Kingdom, the Eurozone, Russia, Japan, Canada, Switzerland, and South Africa.

Yes. CFDs are regulated in most countries where they are bought and sold.

When purchasing any CFD product, you need to pay a certain deposit according to the transaction volume you purchase. Margin can be regarded as the actual deposit required to maintain open positions. This is not a fee or transaction cost, but only a portion of the account's net worth is allocated and allocated as a margin deposit. The margin requirement is determined by a certain percentage of the nominal transaction volume plus a small amount of buffer. The added buffer is designed to help mitigate the impact of daily/weekly fluctuations.

Please note that margin trading involves significant risk of loss and may not be suitable for all investors.

Yes, the margin requirements of the account may be changed periodically in response to changes in market volatility and currency exchange rates. Any margin change will be displayed in the notification column of the website or the specification column of the quote window of the trading platform.

Please note that margin trading involves significant risk of loss and may not be suitable for all investors.

CFD prices come from exchange quotes or related indices and spot products.

Like most markets, traders may encounter slippage when buying and selling CFDs. The degree of slippage will depend on market liquidity and open interest.

There is no limit to the amount or number of positions a trader can hold. The available margin on the account is the only limit on the open interest.

The CFD's liquidity is comparable to its related assets. Different indices, commodities and cryptocurrencies have varying degrees of volatility and liquidity.

Each market has its own defined trading hours. For the trading time of each asset, please check https://www.NewEnginevip.com/market/index/language/en-us/market/Forex

NewEngine aims to open and close as close as possible to the published trading hours. However, the lack of liquidity may hinder execution and quotation at or about the market opening and closing of any CFD instruments. NewEngine may delay the opening or closing time of certain financial instruments in order to try to avoid customers from obtaining quotes or executions that do not represent the true market price.NewEngine advises traders to be extra careful when opening and closing the market. Due to the insufficient liquidity displayed during these time periods, traders using market orders may suffer slippage or exchange rate gaps, which will affect your final execution. Prices have a major impact.

Since the price of the CFD is based on the price of the relevant asset, its peak trading time is generally the opening time of the exchange where the relevant asset is bought and sold. Some CFD products also have off-peak trading hours, which are the time when assets are traded in the electronic market.

CFDs can only be bought and sold within the specified trading hours, check the trading hours https://www.NewEnginevip.com/market/index/language/en-us/market/Forex

At present, CFD products provided by NewEngine have no expiration date, and you can hold them continuously.

"Related assets" refers to financial instruments based on CFDs. For example, the relevant asset of DJIUSD is the Dow Jones Industrial Index.

CFDs are more flexible. CFDs are bought and sold as margin trading, allowing traders to control larger market positions with less than the amount of funds required to control positions in equivalent related assets. Using a low margin can greatly increase your profit and loss.

Traders in NewEngine can buy and sell foreign exchange, stock indexes, crypto assets, stocks, energy and precious metals in the same account. If trading in the relevant market, traders generally need to have different accounts, and often settle in several different currencies and open accounts with different brokers.

No. CFDs only track the prices of related assets. However, it also gives traders rights or dividends related to the underlying assets.

CFDs provide linear returns: if the underlying asset rises or falls, the trader's account balance will show the same rise or fall. In addition, unlike options, traders do not need to pay the initial premium. Another advantage of using CFDs for hedging is that there are fewer trading restrictions and there is no need to acquire the rights of multiple exchanges.