1. Why does a CFD trade often show a small floating loss right after opening?



A: The market immediately moves in the opposite direction

B: Leverage automatically deducts profits

C: The spread has been included in the transaction cost

D: Overnight fee is settled in advance
2. In CFD trading, what does the spread usually refer to?

A: Difference between opening and closing times

B: Difference between the bid and ask price

C: Difference between margin and equity

D: Difference between profit and loss
3. Which of the following is a common hidden cost for CFD short-term traders?

A: Shareholder dividends

B: Physical delivery fees

C: Maintenance margin

D: Slippage and execution deviation
4. Why might a correct directional judgment still fail to be profitable in CFD trading?

A: CFD does not allow profits

B: Costs may erode the original profit margin

C: Only short selling can be profitable

D: Profit and loss are unrelated to price
5. Which of the following statements about CFD overnight fees is correct?

A: Only charged once when opening a position

B: Holding a position overnight may incur relevant fees

C: No instruments incur overnight fees

D: Only losing trades incur fees
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