Trading perpetual Crude Oil Continuous Contract

If you absolutely insist on a 'continuous contract' you could try an ETF that is composed of futures that the fund managers actively roll for you. Of course, there's a fee embedded for this service...

You'll have to look into the fine print, though. A quick look at USO, for example, shows it is composed of a wide variety of months and won't match a 'front month always rolled' continuous contract. https://www.uscfinvestments.com/holdings/uso

EDIT: If I were you, I would just roll myself. Note that you don't have to trade each leg when it comes time to roll; you can buy (or sell if short) a calendar spread instead.
 
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DutchDave said:
I'm new here. I'm looking for a European (by preference) broker who will let me trade the perpetual crude oil continiuous contract. (futures) (CL00 | Crude Oil Continuous Contract Overview | MarketWatch)

I know some brokers who won't let me trade this one. Any suggestions?
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If you don't know what is a continuous contract, then I would suggest you to not start trading Futures.
You should start learning the basics first.
Or as Stat wrote, try one of the ETF.
 
rb7 said:
If you don't know what is a continuous contract, then I would suggest you to not start trading Futures.
You should start learning the basics first.
Or as Stat wrote, try one of the ETF.
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Thank you all for your replies. Is it possible to trade spot oil price through CFD's than?
 
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