Crude Oil trading features and advantages
Crude oil is a natural resource extracted from deep underground, which has been widely used in transportation, manufacturing and energy production. Crude oil futures are the world's largest commodity futures, and are futures based
on forward crude oil prices. WTI crude oil, Brent crude oil and Dubai crude oil are the three major pricing benchmarks of the current global oil market. WTI crude oil and Brent crude oil are the most important crude oil futures
contracts in the world crude oil futures pricing system and are the most commonly traded by investors.
HAU is registered in New Zealand (Registration No.: FSP148004), which is also a foreign exchange company that can support multi-national financial licenses including: The Chinese Gold&Sliver Exchange Society Class AA, England FCA, Australia ASIC, Vanuatu
VFSC and other licenses to meet different Account opening needs of regional customers.
The average spread of spot crude oil transactions can be as low as 0.04 US dollars, without so-called exchange fees, for customers to truly achieve zero commission and does not involve any transaction fee commitment.
Each transaction unit of spot crude oil is 1 lot of 100 barrels, and customers only need a minimum deposit of 25 US dollars to open a position. For clients with investment experience, investing the same amount of money can get a higher value contract.
HAU's crude oil investment threshold is low and price transparency is high, which can be compared with any other futures index data. In addition, investing in crude oil is different from stock trading, two-way trading is possible, Products of the same
variety can be long or short at the same time, which helps diversify risks and increase profit opportunities.
