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Financial Jargon

Hedge funds are unregulated investment pools, usually funded by rich individuals and pension funds. To contain risk, they often “hedge”, ie, buy shares in Sainsbury's, but bet against a fall in Tesco shares.

A derivative is a bet “derived” from the performance of shares or some other asset. Futures and spread-betting, for instance. A company can buy a contract (a future) to purchase a commodity at a given price on a certain date.

trying to trade CFD's

I am trying to book CFD trades using Front Arena.
however I am getting this error.

"System unable to insert trade ref: xxxx due to duplicate transactions..."

Can anyone help me please

Yiannis

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