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A bullish market means prices are rising, while a bearish market means prices are falling. Traders aim to buy in a bullish market and sell in a bearish market.

Slippage happens when a trade is executed at a different price than expected, usually due to market volatility or low liquidity. It can be positive or negative.

Spread is the difference between the bid (selling) price and the ask (buying) price of a currency pair. Lower spreads mean lower trading costs.

Liquidity refers to how easily a currency pair can be bought or sold without affecting its price. Major pairs like EUR/USD have high liquidity, while exotic pairs have lower liquidity.

You can start with as little as $100, making it accessible for both beginners and experienced traders.

Yes! You have full control over your funds. You can adjust your investment amount, set risk management settings, or stop copying a trader at any time.

Our platform provides a list of top-performing traders with detailed performance stats. You can review their trading history, profitability, and risk levels before making a selection.

No, DMA Capitals is transparent with its fees. Any applicable charges will be clearly mentioned on the platform before you start copy trading.

Yes, like all trading, there is risk involved. While you are copying experienced traders, market fluctuations can still impact results. It’s important to choose traders wisely and manage your risk effectively.

Gold is considered a safe-haven asset, protecting against inflation and economic instability.

Gold prices are influenced by interest rates, inflation, central bank policies, and global economic conditions.

Gold is most active during the London and New York sessions, when liquidity and volatility are high.

Yes, brokers like DMA Capitals offer leverage on gold trading, allowing traders to control larger positions with a smaller deposit.

Yes, gold can be highly volatile, especially during economic uncertainty and major financial news events.

Indices are traded as CFDs, allowing traders to speculate on price movements without owning the underlying stocks.

Index prices are influenced by economic data, interest rates, corporate earnings, and global events.

Popular indices include the S&P 500, NASDAQ 100, Dow Jones, FTSE 100, and DAX 40.

Yes, Forex involves currency pairs, while indices track stock market performance. Indices tend to be less volatile than Forex pairs.

Yes, DMA Capitals offers index trading, including major global indices like NASDAQ and S&P 500.

Silver is more volatile and industrially used, making its price movements influenced by both economic and industrial factors.

Silver prices are affected by supply and demand, industrial usage, inflation, and global economic conditions.

Yes, silver is also a safe-haven asset but tends to be more volatile due to its industrial applications.

Leverage varies by broker, but DMA Capitals offers 1:500 leverage on silver trading to maximize opportunities.

The most active trading times for silver are during the London and New York sessions when market liquidity is highest.

Yes, you can trade cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and more in the Forex market. With DMA Capitals, you get access to crypto trading alongside other assets.

Yes, you can trade stocks at DMA Capitals through NASDAQ-listed stock CFDs. This allows you to trade popular company shares without owning them, benefiting from price movements.

Yes, you can trade oil in Forex. It falls under commodities and is usually traded as WTI (West Texas Intermediate) or Brent crude. With DMA Capitals, you can trade oil along with other assets.

No, Forex trading mainly focuses on currencies, metals, commodities like oil and gas, indices, and cryptocurrencies. Agricultural commodities like coffee and rice are usually traded on specialized futures markets, not on Forex. With DMA Capitals, you can trade a wide range of assets but not agricultural products.