Contract for difference CDF

A contract for difference (also called CFD) is a contract between the buyer and the seller, in which the buyer is obligated to pay to the seller the difference between the current value of an asset and its value at contract time if the value is higher. If the value is negative, the seller is obligated to pay the difference to the buyer.
CFDs allow investors to take advantage of prices moving up or down on underlying financial instruments. They are often used to speculate on financial markets. Contracts for difference are one of the world’s fastest-growing trading instruments.
There is no restriction on the price of a CFD, no time limit is placed on when this exchange happens and no restriction is placed on buying first or selling first.
CFDs give traders more flexibility and trading power.

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