Trade Spot Metals with Filsx
Choose a broker that you can trust, the one who supports you with everything that you need to excel as a trader. Millions of traders choose to trade spot energies and here’s why:


Diversification

Inflation Safeguard

Hedge Against Event Risk

High Leverage Facility
Your favorite instruments at one place

Spot Energies
The world runs on oil! Make profits based on price fluctuations on the market.

Spot Metals

CFDs Indices
Trade both the rolling cash and futures index contracts with tight spreads.

Spot Energies
The world runs on oil! Make profits based on price fluctuations on the market.

Spot Metals

CFDs Indices
Trade both the rolling cash and futures index contracts with tight spreads.
What is Spot Metal Trading?


Specification of Spot Energies
Get an overview of Contract size, Tick size and Swaps.
SYMBOL | FULL NAME | CONTRACT SIZE | TICK SIZE | MARGIN (%) | SWAP LONG (POINTS) | SWAP SHORT (POINTS) | TRADING PLATFORM |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
WTIUSD | Oil – US Crude | 1000 | 0.001 | 5 | 32 | -102 | MT4 / MT5 |
BRNUSD | Oil – Brent Crude | 1000 | 0.001 | 5 | 42 | -124 | MT4 / MT5 |
NGCUSD | Natural Gas | 10000 | 0.0001 | 4 | -2 | -1 | MT4 / MT5 |
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Diversify your investment portflio by trading CFDs on than just Forex.

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New to oil trading? Start investing in crude oil with Filsx.
FAQs
To start trading oil CFDs, the first step that you have to take is to learn how CFDs work and find a reliable broker. Before you even consider trading oil CFDs, it is wide to get an in-depth understanding of the market and the technical analysis tools since oil CFDs are high-risk and complex.
Brent Crude and West Texas Intermediate (WTI) are the most important benchmarks for oil trading in the world.
The oil market is global. But the crude oil has several regional grades, each one slightly different in terms of viscosity and Sulphur content. The major oil trading regions have benchmarks for monitoring the prices of oil commodities:
WTI (USA)
Brent Crude (Europe)
Dubai Crude (Middle East)
Western Canadian Select (Canada)
Bonny Light (Nigeria)
OPEC Reference Basket
Urals (Russia)
Tapis (Singapore)
Yes, oil trading is considered to be less risky than trading stocks. Also, it is a perfect way of hedging your stock portfolio since there is a negative correlation between equities and commodities.
You will need to get acquainted with two oil reports:
Department of Energy (DEO) Oil Inventory report
Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) Oil Market report
