subject: CFD, Forex: fad or real trend? [print this page] CFD, Forex: fad or real trend? CFD, Forex: fad or real trend?
Recently, a real trend is emerging in the stock market landscape.Indeed, not everyone speaks more products that leverage, CFD (Contract For Difference) or Forex. Fire values "to daddy" or last chips of traditional managers. Today to make money, or at least hope to do, go on this type of asset. Yet the stock market crisis and its consequences are not that far, investor concerns still palpable. So why the craze for these asset classes deemed extremely risky?
The enthusiasm for leveraged products. Interest in leveraged products is the ability to play and to anticipate the rising or falling market. "There's been little real enthusiasm for active trading, while investment in a good family man is finished," notes Fabrice Couste, France Director of CMC Markets. This reflects his view by the fact that we have experienced two major crises since the 2000s (dotcom bubble of 2000 and the 2008 crash. Indeed, a person who invested in the traditional way the equity markets in 2000, does would not make money, or would have lost. "Even the managers can no longer protect their clients' money in case of major crisis," he adds. Furcajg According to David, founder and vice Consult 3rd Wave President of AFAT (French Association of Technical Analysis), this enthusiasm for the products to leverage is the result of several factors. Firstly, the improvement of technology. In fact, now for a greater sum or least moderate, anyone can recreate a trading room at home. "Thanks to the Internet and more efficient technologies, all investors can access the market." Then, in recent years, many products are leveraged now offered to the public. "Previously only institutional investors had access to the market Forex (FX), now through brokers" retails "individual investors can also buy and sell the currency," says David Furcajg.
The Forex market. The performance of the currency market is more fully decorrelated stock market, it may be appropriate to get involved. "CFDs or Forex can make money regardless of market developments," said Fabrice Coust. David Furcajg, it is possible to invest on the Forex via technical analysis provided, however, take time to train and understand the strategy. "It seems easier to analyze a graph to rely on fundamental analysis, which requires much knowledge and time," says vice-president of the AFAT. Yet he recommends to his own experience and not to yield to the lure of Forex brokers, many of whom ride the wild expansion of this market. "We are on the cusp of a revolution," said Fabrice Coust, adding that "a lot of players come on the market, extremely competitive, so it is important to choose its trading platform."
Perspectives. The attraction for these new products should not dry up soon. As we witnessed during the last shareholder fair, where a prominent place was reserved for derivatives dealers, compared to other years. Then tend perennial or ephemeral? We'll see.Meanwhile, for more information on upcoming market trends, it will look towards Ireland and Spain. Indeed, as most experts, Fabrice Coust believes it should not happen much before the end of the year due to concerns about the bond crisis. For his part, David Furcajg notes that "the weakness of the euro and the lure of the dollar and gold reflect anxieties about the economy and therefore on equity markets. And, considering the U.S. stock market rally between August November (+17%), I do not expect an upward acceleration of year-end. "
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