TRADE FROM
1 TICK SPREAD
TRADE FROM
$0 COMMISSION
UP TO
1:20 LEVERAGE
170+
STOCKS
TRADE FROM
1 TICK SPREAD
TRADE FROM
$0 COMMISSION
UP TO
1:20 LEVERAGE
170+
STOCKS
TRADE FROM
1 TICK SPREAD
TRADE FROM
$0 COMMISSION
UP TO
1:20 LEVERAGE
170+
STOCKS
Trade stocks of major companies
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Ask
Spread
*The prices on this page are indicative. Prices for instruments with lower liquidity such as but not limited to exotic currency pairs, stocks and indices are not refreshed as often as commonly traded instruments. Please check inside your MT4/MT5 platform for latest live prices
What are stocks?
Stocks, also known as shares or equities, represent ownership interest in a company. When you buy a company's stock, you're purchasing a small piece of that company, including the right to a portion of the company's earnings. Stocks are issued by companies to raise capital in order to grow the business and they can be bought and sold. However, with stock CFD trading, it allows you to speculate on the price movement without needing to own the actual stocks.
How stock CFD trading works
Trading in stock CFDs allows you to speculate on the price movements of company stock without owning the actual shares. If you think the share price is likely to rise, you can simply buy it. If you think the price of the shares is likely to fall, you can sell it.
Bid and ask prices
Go long or short
Stocks are traded in lots
Stock trading involves leverage and margin
Stock trading example
You decide to buy 0.1 lots of Apple (AAPL) at $200 using 20:1 leverage.
0.1 lots = 10 share CFDs of AAPL
10 share CFDs x $200 = $2,000
$2,000 / 20 = $100
Now you have opened a long position in AAPL worth $2,000. Since stock CFDs are traded using leverage, only $100 was used as margin from your trading account. After some time, the price of AAPL moves and you decide to sell.
Scenario 1
AAPL moves up from $200 to $250 and you decide to sell.
This is how the profit or loss on the trade would be calculated.
P/L = (Current price - Initial price) x Quantity
P/L = ($250 - $200) x 10
P/L = $50 x 10
P/L = $500
Scenario 2
AAPL moves down from $200 to $150 and you decide to sell.
This is how the profit or loss on the trade would be calculated.
P/L = (Current price - Initial price) x Quantity
P/L = ($150 - $200) x 10
P/L = -$50 x 10
P/L = - $500
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