Take positions in 64 shares of major stocks including Amazon, Boeing, Facebook, and Netflix on the UK, US, and European markets.
Open Live Account or Open Demo AccountAn agreement between the buyer and the seller is known as a Contract for Difference (CFD) for shares. It indicates that the seller will compensate the buyer for the price differential between the share's current value and the share's value at the time specified in the contract. Investors who trade CFDs on shares or stocks speculate on whether the value of the stock will increase or decrease without actually holding the underlying shares or stocks.
You don't purchase or dispose of the underlying asset when you trade CFD
shares. As an alternative, you buy or sell a number of units for a certain financial
instrument based on whether you believe prices will rise or fall. You profit by a
number of times the number of CFD units you have acquired or sold for each point the
instrument's price changes in your favour. You will lose money for each point the
price goes in your direction.
You can make money when the share's value declines as well as when it rises since
you trade on the expectation of a price movement, which allows you to take both long
and short positions (expecting the price to climb as well as decrease).
1 CFD permits less investment than the stock's true cost.
2 Going short/long according to market moves is possible.
4 It suits both short and long-term trading strategies.
5 Speculation on market uptrends / downtrends is possible.