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Metals

Trade some of the oldest and most valuable commodities in the world—precious and industrial metals—quoted in multiple currencies for global market access.

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What are Precious Metals?

When you trade Gold and Silver, you’re engaging with two of the oldest and most reliable stores of value in human history. These markets represent physical commodities—raw materials naturally sourced from the earth.
Trading with Finovative Ai gives you access to the global prices of both Gold and Silver. Rather than physically owning the metals, you’re trading CFDs—allowing you to capitalize on price movements. Whether the market rises or falls, you have the potential to profit from either direction.
Investors often turn to precious metals to diversify their portfolios, hedge against market risks, or seek a safe haven during periods of uncertainty. Spot trading metals is typically part of a broader, well-balanced investment strategy. By trading spot commodities, investors can access opportunities to hedge across highly liquid markets—gaining exposure while managing risk. For many, spot metals represent a stable and reliable asset class in volatile conditions.

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Why trade Metals?

  • Seamless Access - Trade in global markets with ease and flexibility.
  • Competitive Spreads - Benefit from tight pricing for cost-effective trades.
  • High Liquidity - Enter and exit positions quickly in deep, active markets.
  • Low Margin Requirements - Maximize your exposure with minimal capital outlay.

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Tips when trading Metals

  • Gold and Silver are traded by the ounce, making them easy to measure and standardize across markets.
  • These metals can be quoted in various currencies, offering flexibility for global traders.
  • Gold is represented by the symbol XAU, a standard code used across trading platforms.
  • Silver is represented by the symbol XAG, widely recognized in both retail and institutional markets.

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Metals Trading Examples

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  • If you bought Silver at $22 per ounce and the price increased to $23, you would earn $1 profit per ounce from the price movement.
  • If you had purchased 1 CFD lot of Silver (typically representing 5,000 ounces), a $1 increase in price would result in a $5,000 profit (5,000 ounces × $1). However, if the price dropped to $19.50 from your entry at $20, that’s a $0.50 decrease, resulting in a $2,500 loss (5,000 ounces × $0.50).

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  • If you bought Gold at $1,800 per ounce and the price increased to $1,825, you would gain $25 per ounce from the price movement.
  • If you had bought 1 CFD lot of Gold (which typically represents 100 ounces), a $25 increase in price would result in a $2,500 profit (100 ounces × $25). However, if the price dropped by $15 per ounce, you would incur a $1,500 loss on the same position (100 ounces × $15).

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CFDs represent intricate financial instruments and carry a substantial risk of incurring rapid financial losses due to their inherent leverage. It is worth noting that an overwhelming majority, precisely 84.43%, of retail investor accounts experience monetary losses when engaging in CFD trading with this particular provider. 

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