Risk Warning: CFDs and spread bets are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage.
Approximately 80% of retail client accounts lose money when trading in CFDs and spread bets.
You should consider whether you understand how CFDs and spread bets work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.

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Financial Markets

Access a comprehensive range of financial markets with Lunaro. From major forex pairs and global indices to commodities and government bonds, our platform provides the tools and expertise you need to trade diverse asset classes via derivatives with confidence.

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Diversify your trading portfolio across multiple asset classes, each offering unique opportunities and risk characteristics. Our comprehensive market access ensures you can capitalise on global economic trends and market movements.

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Real Trading Examples

Understanding how market movements translate into trading opportunities is essential for developing your market expertise. These practical examples demonstrate how traders can potentially capitalise on different market conditions across various asset classes. Please note, all trading involves risk. Clients can lose money as well as win. These examples are for educational purposes and do not constitute investment advice. Past performance is not indicative of future results.

Shares Trading Example
If you believe a company like Tesla is poised for growth due to new product launches, you can trade its shares to potentially profit from the anticipated price increase. Share prices respond directly to company news, earnings reports, and market sentiment about the company’s future prospects.
Indices Trading Example
If you expect the UK economy to perform well over the next quarter, trading the UK100 allows you to participate in the general movement of large UK companies without having to pick individual shares. This provides broader market exposure while reducing single-company risk.
Commodities Trading Example
If geopolitical instability is affecting oil supply, you can trade oil to potentially benefit from rising prices. Commodity markets often react quickly to supply disruptions, weather events, and geopolitical developments.
Forex Trading Example
If you anticipate the US Federal Reserve will raise interest rates, you might expect the USD to strengthen against other currencies such as the EUR or GBP, creating potential trading opportunities. Forex markets are highly sensitive to central bank policies and economic data.
Bond Trading Example
If UK interest rates are expected to rise, current UK Gilts may fall in value as investors seek higher returns elsewhere. Rising interest rates generally lead to falling prices for existing bonds.
ETF Trading Example
If you believe a sector such as automobiles may be impacted by political decisions, trading an ETF allows you to capture the movement of the entire sector rather than individual assets, providing diversified exposure through a single trade.
Share Baskets Example
If you believe a group of shares, such as chip manufacturers, may be affected by current economic conditions, trading a Share Basket lets you gain exposure to the sector without trading individual companies.