Trade Commodity CFDs without an Expiration Date

OIL = F1 * T1 / T + F2 * ( T - T1 ) / T, where: 
		
F1, F2 – quotes of the nearby and its following liquid futures; 
		
T - nominal time between the dates of expiration of two futures;
		
T1 – time (days) remaining until the expiration of the nearby futures (F1).
		

Trading such CFDs is conducted during the trading sessions of futures. Upon the approach of an expiration date of the nearby futures, computing transition to the next futures is performed automatically, with absolutely no gaps or sharp price movements of our continuous CFD. Price movement of continuous CFD towards the futures with more distant expiration, calculated in formula, is compensated by higher cost of rollover (SWAP).

Likewise, all CFD Commodities, the names of which start with "#C-" are traded continuously, without an expiration date.

You can see the detailed information on the scheme in the Calculation Scheme for Continuous CFDs on Commodities page.

This instrument has made trading commodities less costly and easier for traders. As continuous CFDs do not differ from general commodity CFDs, traders cannot be confused.