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Afterprime / Live Spreads / Commodity / Trade CORN CFD

CORN Corn futures

CFD Commodity

Commodity

Agriculture Grains CME
Sell CORN
Buy CORN

Why Trade CORN?

  • Spreads from 0.0pips
  • Fast Execution < 1ms
  • Full Trade Receipts
  • $0 Fee Deposits
  • TradingView
  • TraderEvolution

What is Corn futures / CORN?

CORN is the ticker symbol for Corn futures. CORN is a Commodity CFD. Access a central, transparent point of global price discovery with Corn futures. Profit from or hedge against price movements in the United States' most widely grown crop. Corn futures are the most liquid and active market in grains, with 350,000 contracts traded per day.

The standard contract size for CORN is 2 with max lots of 1000 tradeable in 1 lot increments.

CORN Product Specification

Contract Size
2
Margin Currency
USD
Profile Currency
USD
Pip Value
0.2
Asset Class
Sector
Agriculture
Sub-Sector
Grains
Expiry
Perpetual
Max Lots
1000
Minimum Size
1
Step
0.01
3-Day Swap
N/A
Product Specs

CORN Sessions

Exchange
CME
Market Hours
24 Hrs
Expiry
Perpetual
Monday
03:00-21:20
Tuesday
03:00-21:20
Wednesday
03:00-21:20
Thursday
03:00-21:20
Friday
03:00-21:20
Saturday
Closed
Sunday
Closed
Time Zone
GMT +2 / GMT +3

CORN Platform Access

Price Feed
Desktop
Web
Mobile
FIX API
Scalping / News
Automated Trading
Day Trading

Popular CORN FAQs

What is the minimum trade size for CORN?

The minimum trade size for CORN is 1

What is the maximum trade size I can open on CORN?

1000 lots

Is CFD trading risky?

CFD trading is extremely risky. Trading any leveraged product carries significant risk as you have the ability to open positions that are far larger than your account balance.

What leverage do we offer on Commodity?

The maximum leverage that the Company offers to retail clients for commodities is 1:10 and for gold 1:20.

What is the value of one Commodity point?

One Commodity point is normally = to 0.2 unit of base currency. For instance, one Commodity point of CORN is = to 0.2 USD.

CORN Futures Trading Strategies

CORN futures are one of the most popular commodities to trade. Here are 3 trading strategies that can be used when trading CORN futures.

The Trend Following Strategy

This is probably the most common CORN futures trading strategy. The idea behind this strategy is to buy futures when the price is trending upwards and sell when the price is trending downwards. This strategy can be used on any time frame from short term charts such as 5 minutes all the way up to long term charts such as monthly charts.

The key to this strategy is to make sure you understand what the current trend is and to enter trades in the direction of that trend. One way to do this is by using trend lines or moving averages.

The Breakout Strategy

The breakout strategy is a bit more aggressive than the trend following strategy. With this strategy, traders will look for prices to breakout of previous highs or lows. When prices breakout to new highs, traders will look to buy while expecting prices to continue higher. When prices breakout to new lows, traders will look to sell while expecting prices to continue lower.

Traders will usually place their stop loss orders just above or below the previous high or low depending on which direction they are trading. As with the trend following strategy, breakout trades can be taken on any time frame but are often taken on shorter time frames such as 1 hour or 4 hour charts.

The Countertrend Trading Strategy

This CORN futures trading strategy is the opposite of the trend following strategy as it looks to trade against the current trend. So, if prices are in an uptrend, traders would look for selling opportunities and if prices are in a downtrend, traders would look for buying opportunities.

One way to trade countertrends is by waiting for prices to retrace back towards a previously established support or resistance level before entering a trade in the opposite direction. Another way to trade countertrends is by identifying reversal candlesticks such as hammer or shooting star candlesticks which often signal that a reversal is about to occur.

These are just 3 of the many different CORN futures trading strategies that can be used when trading this commodity. Which one you use will depend on your own personal preferences and risk tolerance levels. However, it’s always a good idea to have multiple strategies in your toolkit so that you can adapt as market conditions change.

Disclaimer: The content on this site should not be considered investment advice. Investing is speculative. When investing, your capital is at risk.

CORN Trading Strategies.

The Afterprime liquidity mix for the commodity market has been specially designed to cater for all commodity trading styles. Enjoy trading on CORN with fast speeds and low costs.

Scalpers

Low Costs

News Traders

STP Execution

HFTs

Execution From < 1ms

Expert Advisers

No restrictions

Swing traders

Low financing

Large Traders

Deep sweepable liquidity

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This website is operated by Afterprime Europe Limited (ex H.C.F.S High Capital Financial Services Limited), a Cyprus Investment Firm ("CIF") that is registered under the laws of the Republic of Cyprus with registration number HE360438, authorized and regulated by the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission, ("CySEC") under a CIF License number 368/18.

Afterprime is a tradename of Afterprime Europe Limited.

Risk Warning: CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 62% of retail investors' accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money. Please refer to our full Risk Disclosure Notice.

This website does not contain, and should not be construed as containing investment advice or an investment recommendation or, an offer or solicitation for any transactions in financial instruments.

This information is not directed or intended for distribution to or use by residents of countries/ jurisdictions outside the European Economic Area (EEA), including but not limited to Belgium and USA, since the Company does not offer its services to any third countries where trading CFDs is prohibited.