A spread is the difference between offer and bid prices in trade. Spreads set the pricing of both derivatives while trading CFDs. Brokers, market makers, and other providers use spreads to show prices. This means an asset's purchase price will always be higher than the market. Selling is always cheaper. Spread is the difference between two prices or rates in finance. Option spread is another trading approach. Using varying strike prices and expiration dates, buy and sell the same amount of options. Spread The bid-offer spread is the spread added to an asset's price. Bid-offer spread illustrates how much people demand an asset. If the bid and offer prices are close, the market is tight, meaning buyers and sellers agree on the asset's value. If the distribution is wide, people have diverse ideas. The bid-ask spread can be affected by: Liquidity is the ease of buying and selling. Liquidity increases an asset's bid-ask spread. Volume: How much an asset is traded daily. Mo...