Rolling CFDs 101Your Complete Interactive Guide
Master the fundamentals of Rolling Contract for Differences with hands-on simulations, real-time calculations, and interactive learning modules.
What are Rolling CFDs?
Contract for Difference (CFD)
A CFD is a financial derivative that allows you to trade on price movements of assets without owning the underlying asset. You profit or lose based on the difference between opening and closing prices.
How CFDs Work
How Rolling CFDs Work
🔄 Rolling Mechanism
Unlike traditional CFDs with expiration dates, Rolling CFDs automatically renew (roll over) at the end of each trading period, allowing for indefinite holding periods.
- • Automatic renewal process
- • No expiration concerns
- • Continuous market exposure
💰 Profit & Loss
Your P&L is determined by the price movement of the underlying asset multiplied by your position size and leverage ratio.
P&L = (Exit Price - Entry Price) × Position SizeUnderstanding Leverage
Interactive Leverage Calculator
Position Details
Risk Warning
Higher leverage amplifies both profits and losses. A 10:1 leverage means a 10.0% adverse price movement could result in significant losses.
Trading Costs & Fees
Spreads
The difference between bid and ask prices. This is your primary trading cost.
Overnight Fees
Swap charges for positions held overnight. Based on interest rate differentials.
Commission
Fixed fee per trade or percentage of trade value, depending on instrument.
Risk Management Calculator
Position Risk Analysis
Risk Calculation Results
• Risk-to-reward ratio: 1:2 minimum recommended
• Never risk more than 2-5% per trade
• Use stop losses on every position
Test Your Knowledge
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Risk Warning
Rolling CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money. Past performance is not indicative of future results.