Forex, or foreign exchange, involves trading currency pairs, where one currency is traded against another. If you expect one currency to appreciate relative to the other, you buy it; if you anticipate a decline, you open a sell position. The forex market is the largest in the world, with a daily trading value of around $7 billion.

Stocks represent portions of a company that are accessible to investors when the company is publicly listed on an exchange. With CFDs or spread trades, instead of buying shares directly, you trade based on the company's value—buying if you expect the share price to rise, and selling if you anticipate it will decline

Cryptocurrencies are digital assets kept in virtual wallets and exchanged through blockchain. They are decentralized and unregulated. No central authority, like a government or central bank, controls their supply or value. Their features—such as lack of regulation, anonymity, and security—also contribute to their price volatility

Gold and silver remain the most significant precious metals in commodities trading. They offer an opportunity to diversify your portfolio. These markets often serve as safe havens; when there is uncertainty or concern about riskier markets, gold and silver prices typically rise as investors seek stability.

Forex, or foreign exchange, involves trading currency pairs, where one currency is traded against another. If you expect one currency to appreciate relative to the other, you buy it; if you anticipate a decline, you open a sell position. The forex market is the largest in the world, with a daily trading value of around $7 billion.