Precious Metals
Trade spot precious metals CFDs products and benefit from the endless trading opportunities.
Why choose GVD Markets to trade precious metals?
GVD Markets provides the most competitive cost advantage and trading environment for globally popular precious metals.
24/7 dynamic monitoring of market
Up to 1:1000 trading leverage at GVD markets
Liquidity with depth and diversification
0 commission, no extra fees
No betting mode, no re-quoting
Precious Metals
As a relatively long-term investment product, trading and holding physical precious metals has been considerably popular amongst individual investors in recent years. The enormous size of its trading market, flexible trading methods, and simple buying and selling operations, everyone, not matter experienced or investment beginners, can all benefit from the advantage of the product and obtain abundant profit opportunities.
Precious Metals
As a relatively long-term investment product, trading and holding physical precious metals has been considerably popular amongst individual investors in recent years. The enormous size of its trading market, flexible trading methods, and simple buying and selling operations, everyone, not matter experienced or investment beginners, can all benefit from the advantage of the product and obtain abundant profit opportunities.
Spot gold
Spot gold, which is also known as London gold, named after its origin in London. Spot gold trading is contract-based trading-based on the principle of capital leverage, with its prices in "US dollars/ounce", and traded in US dollars. Since trading spot gold does not require the extraction of physical gold, it saves time from transportation, storage, inspection, and identification of physical gold, and the difference between its Ask price and Bid price is also smaller than the difference between physical gold trading.
Spot gold
Spot gold, which is also known as London gold, named after its origin in London. Spot gold trading is contract-based trading-based on the principle of capital leverage, with its prices in "US dollars/ounce", and traded in US dollars. Since trading spot gold does not require the extraction of physical gold, it saves time from transportation, storage, inspection, and identification of physical gold, and the difference between its buying price and selling price is also smaller than the difference between physical gold trading.
Spot Silver
Spot silver, also known as London silver, is a leveraged investment product that is traded 24 hours a day, which is the same as spot gold. The price of silver is mainly affected by market supply and demand. In recent years, silver has been in short supply, which has made the price basis of silver stronger and its price fluctuates more than many other metals.
Spot Silver
Spot silver, also known as London silver, is a leveraged investment product that is traded 24 hours a day, which is the same as spot gold. The price of silver is mainly affected by market supply and demand. In recent years, silver has been in short supply, which has made the price basis of silver stronger and its price fluctuates more than many other metals.
Leverage and Margin Trading
Spot gold and silver trading implements a margin trading system, and usually has a high leverage. Many dealers offer a leverage ratio of 1:100, which means that traders can use the leverage function to "magnify" funds for trading. Taking the spot gold price as an example, if the price of gold is $1,950 per ounce, then under a leverage of 1:100, trading 1 ounce of gold only requires a margin of $19.50. At GVD Markets, we provide you with trading leverage ratios of up to 1:1000. However, margin trading is a double-edged sword as it can increase profit opportunities while may also magnify the risks of loss.
Leverage and Margin Trading
Spot gold and silver trading implements a margin trading system, and usually has a high leverage. Many dealers offer a leverage ratio of 100:1, which means that traders can use the leverage function to "magnify" funds for trading. Taking the spot gold price as an example, if the price of gold is $1,950 per ounce, then under a leverage of 100:1, trading 1 ounce of gold only requires a margin of $19.50. At GVD Markets, we provide you with trading leverage ratios of up to 1:2000. However, margin trading is a double-edged sword as it can increase profit opportunities while may also magnify the risks of loss.
Quotation and Spread
The price of spot gold and silver is quoted in the international market in the form of "US dollars per ounce", which indicates how many US dollars one ounce of gold (or silver) is equal to. The minimum unit of the spot price of gold is 0.01, and the minimum unit of the spot price of silver is 0.001. Taking the gold quotation of 1930.12/1930.57 as an example, it means that you can sell one or more lots of gold at the price of 1930.12, or buy one or more lots of gold at the price of 1930.57. At this time, the spread you need to pay is the difference between the bid price and the ask price (1930.57–1930.12), which is 0.45. Taking the gold prices as an example, if the price of gold is US$2,000 per ounce, under a leverage of 1:100, trading 1 ounce of spot gold only requires a margin of US$20. At GVD, we provide you with leverage ratios of up to 1:1000. However, margin trading is a double-edged sword as it can increase profit opportunities whilst also magnifying the risk of loss.
Quotation and Spread
The price of spot gold and silver is quoted in the international market in the form of "US dollars per ounce", which indicates how many US dollars one ounce of gold (or silver) is equal to. The minimum unit of the spot price of gold is 0.01, and the minimum unit of the spot price of silver is 0.001. Taking the gold quotation of 1930.12/1930.57 as an example, it means that you can sell one or more lots of gold at the price of 1930.12, or buy one or more lots of gold at the price of 1930.57. At this time, the spread you need to pay is the difference between the selling price and the buying price (1930.57–1930.12), which is 0.45. Taking the gold prices as an example, if the price of gold is US$2,000 per ounce, under a leverage of 100:1, trading 1 ounce of spot gold only requires a margin of US$20. At GVD, we provide you with leverage ratios of up to 1:2000. However, margin trading is a double-edged sword as it can increase profit opportunities whilst also magnifying the risk of loss.
Profit and Loss Calculation
Contract value = current price of gold (or silver) x volume of trading. Taking the gold quotation of 1931.12/1930.57 as an example, if you buy 1 lot of gold (1 lot = 100 ounces) at 1930.57 and sell it when the price rises to 1960.98, your profit is (1960.98–1930.57) x 100 ounces = 3041 US dollars. But if the price falls below 1930.57, it will result in a loss.
Profit and Loss Calculation
Contract value = current price of gold (or silver) x number of transactions. Taking the gold quotation of 1931.12/1930.57 as an example, if you buy 1 lot of gold (1 lot = 100 ounces) at 1930.57 and sell it when the price rises to 1960.98, your profit is (1960.98–1930.57) x 100 ounces = 3041 US dollars. But if the price falls below 1930.57, it will result in a loss.