Futures Trading
Get access to over 200 futures contracts from over 22 exchanges around the world.
FULL LEVERAGE
Make efficient use of your capital with flexible leverage. Day Trading Leverage available
TRADE SHORT OR LONG
Futures market never sleep. Find opportunity 24 hours a day five plus days a week.
Low Fees
Futures price in the lowest interest and holding costs combined with low brokerage and exchange pricing
REAL-TIME PRICING
Streaming data available at low rates for non-professional subscribers. Delayed data free.
Reasons to trade futures
Hedge Price Changes
Employ Leverage
Go Long or Short Easily
Trade a 24-hour Market
A futures contract is an agreement between a buyer and a seller to exchange a specific asset, such as gold, oil or coffee, at a future date for a price agreed to today.
Traditionally a futures contact brings together two types of market participants; those who wish to mitigate risk (hedgers) and those who wish to profit from risk (speculators). Simply put, futures are an efficient method to exchange risk from one party to another.
For example, a ‘hedger’ can sell a futures contract to protect themselves against price fluctuations. While buying a futures contract will allow a ‘speculator’ to potentially profit from a rise in the price of the underlying asset value.
Futures trading with Rockfort Markets
Experience our broad array of futures trading tools and resources.
- With direct access to world’s biggest global exchanges you can trade global indices, oils, metals, currencies, agriculture and bonds
- Competitive pricing – Low brokerage across the full range
- Advanced trading platforms and tools
- Deep liquidity and tight spreads on all major contracts
T-BOND
Futures Strategies
A futures contract is a contract between two parties where both parties agree to buy or sell a particular asset at a predetermined price, at a specific date in the future on an exchange.
While investors may not bother to trade future contracts, it’s worth noting that futures contracts are a way for companies to hedge, particularly for companies that deal in commodities. For example, an oil and gas company may buy future contracts on oil in order to hedge their business against the risk of oil price fluctuating.
Tools and Resources
Explore our range of trading tools and investor resources.
Trade Alerts
You can set up trade alerts on the TWS platform. Contact your account manager for more information.
Dedicated Account Manager
Here at Rockfort Markets we believe in connecting you with an experienced account manager. They are here to help you with things such as account opening, platform training and troubleshooting. Contact one of our account managers today.
