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What is CFD trading and how does it work?
CFDs offer a flexible way to speculate on financial markets or hedge an existing portfolio.
Perpetual CFDs: a complete guide
A perpetual (perp) CFD is a contract for difference that tracks a perpetual futures market — one designed to run with no expiry date. Like any CFD, it offers leveraged exposure to price movements, long or short, without owning the underlying asset, so both potential profits and potential losses are magnified and losses can occur rapidly. With no settlement date, a position can be held for as long as margin supports it, and these markets can be traded 24/7. Rather than variable funding, Pepperstone applies a single weekly swap rate set in advance. Read the full guide to understand how perpetual CFDs work.
Tokenised gold vs traditional gold: what’s the difference?
Explore tokenised vs traditional gold trading: market access, pricing, risks, and how traders can gain exposure.
Best upcoming IPOs to watch in 2026
The IPO (initial public offering) market could be poised for a significant rebound.
How to trade gold
Learn to trade gold and explore the fundamental reasons why investors buy and sell gold.
Penny Stocks
Penny stocks are low-priced stocks typically trading for less than $5 per share or GBP 1 in the UK.
How to trade natural gas
Natural gas is a fossil fuel formed over millions of years beneath the earth's surface.
Opening and closing prices of share CFDs explained
Share CFD trading relies heavily on the principles of opening and closing prices.
What are Expert Advisors (EAs) in forex trading?
Find out how Expert Advisors (EAs) can help you streamline your trading strategy through automation.
How to trade China
Uncover how to trade China's fast-growing markets, diversify your strategy, and tap into the world’s second-largest economy.
Different types of forex traders: Which one are you?
Traders employ various strategies based on their financial goals, risk tolerance, time commitment, and personality.
How to trade the Dow Jones index
Learn how to navigate the iconic Dow index, explore trading strategies, market drivers, and risk management techniques.
Short selling in trading
Short selling is a strategy where traders borrow shares of a stock and sell them in the open market.
How to trade the Bank of Japan (BOJ)
Dive deep into the Bank of Japan key economic event, the potential market reactions, risks and impact on other central banks.
Interest rates
Interest rates are the cost of borrowing money, shown as a percentage.
Exploring ethical investing, trading and green stocks
Ethical or green trading refers to speculating on the price movements of ethical or environmentally responsible companies.
What are the most promising green stocks to trade in 2025?
The green stock market is shaped by global climate change policies which continues to influence corporate sustainability.
How does GDP affect the financial markets
Discover why GDP is one of the most significant economic releases, and how to incorporate it into your trading strategy.