Shares Trading
All trading involves risk. It is possible to lose all your capital.
Get exposure to the world’s largest companies by trading CFDs on shares with a trusted broker. Benefit from fast order execution and low spreads . Returning Trades offers access to some of the most popular company shares. Diversify your portfolio by investing in companies such as Apple, Amazon, Tesla and Facebook and many more from as low as 0.1 shares.
A CFD (Contract for Difference) is a financial instrument that is used to buy shares online. You can speculate on the prices of popular company shares with CFDs without actually owning the shares.
Share CFDs allow you to go both long (buy) or short (sell) to speculate on a price rise or fall respectively.
Reason For trading Shares
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As CFDs are leveraged products, you can gain full exposure to share CFDs and open a much larger position with a small initial deposit. While leverage has significant benefits, it also comes with risks because profit or loss is calculated from the full exposure of the position and not only the margin needed to open the position.
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When you trade share CFDs, you can benefit in both rising and falling markets by taking short or long positions on the stock’s price. If you go long, you can earn dividend payments. However, you can incur dividend charges if you go short.
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With share CFDs, you can invest in shares in global companies as well as invest in other instruments to diversify your trading portfolio.
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With Returning Trades, you can trade CFD shares on the world’s most popular companies such as Nike, Microsoft and Google. Trading in the stock market allows you to invest in an exciting market and discover new and upcoming brands.
What are share CFDs?
A CFD (Contract for Difference) is a financial instrument that is used to buy shares online. You can speculate on the prices of popular company shares with CFDs without actually owning the shares.
Share CFDs allow you to go both long (buy) or short (sell) to speculate on a price rise or fall respectively.
