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Trade CFD Shares with CapitalXtend

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Millions of raders choose to trade CFD shares and here's why:

CapitalXtend is a regulated and one of the most trusted CFD trading platforms globally. Access the gateway of online CFD trading and become a part of the most popular and the most profitable companies around the world. We are providing you a platform where you can place bigger trade, with our dynamic leveraged trading, without ever compromising on your desired trading positions.

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Advantage

Higher leverage

CFDs offer higher leverage than traditional trading. Lower margin requirements mean that there are greater potential returns and less capital outlay for traders.

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No borrowing stock or shorting rules

You can short CFD instruments any time without any borrowing costs. This is because you, as a trader, don’t own the underlying asset.

Advantage

No day trading requirements

The CFD market is not bound by restrictions like minimum capital amount for day trading or limits on the number of day trades.

Advantage

Little to no fees

CFD markets have been structured in a way that brokers earn revenue through the spread amount paid by the traders.

What are CFD shares?

Achieve your investment goals by trading CFD shares with CapitalXtend

CFD or Contract for Difference is a form of derivative trading that allows you to speculate on the falling and rising prices of global financial markets of instruments. One of these instruments is shares.

CFD trading refers to buying or selling CFDs, which are derivative products as they allow you to speculate of the financial markets, including shares or stocks, without the obligation to take their ownership.

CFDs have mainly 4 features

  • - Short & long trading – You can speculate the price movement either way and open a CFD position to make a profit. Buying a CFD refers to "going long" while selling would mean "going short"
  • - Leverage Trading – This allows you to open large positions without having to pay the full price or full cost of the outset.
  • - Margin Trading – Margin trading is similar to leveraged trading as traders are required to maintain a position i.e., a margin, to open a position.
  • - Hedging – With CFD financial investment, traders can hedge against trading losses.
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Specification of CFD Shares

Get an overview of Contract size, Tick size and Swaps.

SYMBOL FULL NAME CONTRACT SIZE TICK SIZE CURRENCY MARGIN (%) SWAP LONG (POINTS) SWAP SHORT (POINTS) TRADING PLATFORM
AAL American Airlines Group 100 0.01 USD 20 -1 -1 MT4 / MT5
AAPL Apple 100 0.01 USD 20 -1 -4 MT4 / MT5
AMZN Amazon 100 0.01 USD 20 -30 -100 MT4 / MT5
BA Boeing Company 100 0.01 USD 40 -2 -7 MT4 / MT5
FB Meta Platforms 100 0.01 USD 20 -3 -9 MT4 / MT5
FDX FedEx Corporation 100 0.01 USD 20 -3 -9 MT4 / MT5
JNJ Johnson & Johnson 100 0.01 USD 20 -2 -5 MT4 / MT5
JPM JPMorgan Chase & Co 100 0.01 USD 20 -2 -5 MT4 / MT5
KO Coca-Cola Company 100 0.01 USD 20 -1 -2 MT4 / MT5

Why You Should Invest in CFD shares?

Diversify your investment portflio by trading CFDs on than just Forex.

Real-timeQuotes in MarketWatch

Higher leverage

CFDs offer higher leverage than traditional trading. Lower margin requirements mean that there are greater potential returns and less capital outlay for traders

Real-timeQuotes in MarketWatch

No borrowing stock or shorting rules

You can short CFD instruments any time without any borrowing costs. This is because you, as a trader, don’t own the underlying asset.

Real-timeQuotes in MarketWatch

No day trading requirements

The CFD market is not bound by restrictions like minimum capital amount for day trading or limits on the number of day trades.

Real-timeQuotes in MarketWatch

Little to no fees

CFD markets have been structured in a way that brokers earn revenue through the spread amount paid by the traders.

You can start trading CFD shares online with our free demo account, to practice before entering the real-time markets.

FAQs

If you think that the price of an asset will rise, you ‘go long’ and open a buy position. If you believe that the price will fall, you ‘go short’ and open a sell position. Let’s say that you buy a CFD thinking that the market will rise. If the market rises, your profit will increase and if it declines, your losses will.<

The leverage is flexible, but it may vary according to the CFDs.

The expiry date can be every quarter or month, depending on the instrument you are trading.

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