As a longer-term investment product, trading and holding physical precious metals has been popular among individual investors in recent years. For shorter-term investments, trading in derivatives and exchange contracts is a simpler, less restrictive way to trade, allowing you to take advantage of price fluctuations with less money.

Why trade gold, silver products?

Speculation, portfolio investment, diversification of risk

It can be long and short. Supports multiple currencies such as the us dollar, Australian dollar, British pound and euro

Rapid circulation, restricted by a variety of factors, can be regarded as a foreign exchange alternative transaction varieties

Gold：

Gold, unlike most commodities, is not dominated by production and consumption levels -- most of the gold that has been mined so far is still available and can be re-entered into the gold market. As a result, gold prices are often shaped by political events and used as a tool in times of turmoil.

Silver：

As a kind of precious metal, silver has irreplaceable characteristics in large-scale industrial application and making jewelry and silver products. Widely used in the electronics industry and as photosensitive materials, prices fluctuate more than many other metals.