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Razor Gold vs standard gold trading: which suits your strategy?
Razor Gold vs standard gold trading: which suits your strategy?

At Pepperstone, you can trade gold through either a Standard or Razor account. Both give you exposure to the same Spot Gold (XAU/USD) CFD market, but they structure trading costs differently. This can influence how you analyse spreads and respond to market conditions.

How to trade gold
How to trade gold

Learn to trade gold and explore the fundamental reasons why investors buy and sell gold.

How to trade natural gas
How to trade natural gas

Natural gas is a fossil fuel formed over millions of years beneath the earth's surface.

The most traded commodities in 2024
The most traded commodities in 2024

In 2024, commodities like crude oil, natural gas, gold, and agricultural products have dominated trading activity.

Share trading vs CFD trading: What’s the difference?
Share trading vs CFD trading: What’s the difference?

Discover the key differences between share trading and CFD trading

How to choose the best CFD broker
How to choose the best CFD broker

This guide breaks down what you need to look for in a CFD broker.

What are base metals and how do you trade them?
What are base metals and how do you trade them?

With lower entry costs compared to precious metals, base metal markets are accessible.

Understanding margin in CFD trading
Understanding margin in CFD trading

Successful CFD margin trading relies on a solid risk and trade exposure management strategy.

What is metal trading? How to trade in gold, silver and more
What is metal trading? How to trade in gold, silver and more

The prices of precious metals, including gold, are influenced by a range of factors that contribute to price movements.

How to start trading silver
How to start trading silver

As both a precious and industrial commodity, silver can offer distinct opportunities while managing risk exposure.

What is CFD trading and how does it work?
What is CFD trading and how does it work?

CFD stands for 'contract for difference' and lets you speculate on an asset's price movement without owning the underlying asset. Your profit or loss is based on the difference between the price when you open the trade and the price when you close it. Find out how CFD trading works, its potential advantages and risks, and how to open a CFD trading account.

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