Thus, as
the price of the underlying asset rises, the price of the call option premium will also rise.
On the contrary, you will generally suffer a loss, if the market
price of the underlying asset rises whilst your CFD short position is open.
As owner of a long position, you will generally make a profit if the market
price of the underlying asset rises whilst your CFD long position is open.
Not exact matches
This might be a result
of the increasing
price of the
underlying asset (ceteris paribus, as the
price of bitcoin
rises, so would the volume
of exchange).
These are bullish bets — you believe that the
price of the
underlying asset will
rise by a specified time.
If, on the other hand, the spread between a future traded on an
underlying asset and the spot
price of the
underlying asset was set to widen, possibly due to a
rise in short - term interest rates, then an investor would be advised to sell the spread (i.e. a calendar spread where the trader sells the near - dated instrument and simultaneously buys the future on the
underlying).
This may occur, for example, at times
of rapid
price movement if the
price for the
underlying asset rises or falls in one trading session to such an extent that trading in the
underlying asset is restricted or suspended.
Being Long in a CFD means you are buying the CFD's on the market by speculating that the market
price of the
underlying asset will
rise between the time
of the purchase and sale.