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Learn About Energies Trading FAQs
Think of the energies market as a vast global marketplace where you can trade commodities like oil, natural gas, and renewable energy sources with the potential to grow your wealth. It’s like a virtual market, but instead of goods and crafts, traders are exchanging resources that power the world. Whether you’re filling up your gas tank, paying an electric bill, or investing in green energy, you’re engaging with the energies market.
The energies market is one of the most dynamic financial markets globally, operating nearly around the clock, with a high volume of trades each day. It’s open almost 24/7, which means you have the flexibility to trade when it suits you best!
The energies market is one of the most dynamic financial markets globally, operating nearly around the clock, with a high volume of trades each day. It’s open almost 24/7, which means you have the flexibility to trade when it suits you best!
- Day Traders: Buy and sell energy contracts within the same trading day to profit from short-term price movements, often using technical analysis and real-time news, with all positions closed before the day ends.
- Swing Traders:Hold positions for days or weeks, aiming to benefit from medium-term price shifts as energy demands fluctuate.
- Scalpers: Make numerous small trades throughout the day to capitalize on quick price changes and earn small, frequent gains.
- Hedgers: Typically businesses or large investors who trade energy contracts like futures or options to protect against price volatility, locking in costs to secure their margins.
For this case, crude oil, natural gas, gasoline, electricity, and renewable energy certificates.
The energy industry is highly vulnerable to volatility in prices, political instability, and changes in consumption across the globe.
Comparison Table of All Account Types
| Premium | Zero Spread | Scalpers | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spread Type | Variable | Variable | Variable |
| Contract Size | 1 lot = 100 000 units | 1 lot = 100 000 units | 1 lot = 100 000 units |
| Minimun Deposit | 100$ | 0$ | 20$ |
| Leverage | 1:1000 | 1:1000 | 1:1000 |
| Demo Account | - | - | ✔ |
| Max Trade/Lot Size | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |