CFDs

CFDs in Today’s Trading Landscape

CFDs are widely used in contemporary markets because they provide access to price movement without requiring ownership of the underlying asset. Instead of buying and holding, traders work with the difference between entry and exit prices, which can create opportunities in both calm and volatile conditions. This structure helps integrate CFDs into diversified strategies that respond quickly to changing market themes.

Through a single account, CFDs can be used to trade instruments linked to shares, indices, commodities, cryptocurrencies and currencies. The ability to take positions in either direction offers flexibility, while the use of leverage means that both potential gains and losses can increase more rapidly than in unleveraged trading. For that reason, CFDs are most effective when combined with clear rules on position sizing, risk limits and overall exposure.

  • Access multiple global markets from a single account

  • Align your positions with changing market direction

  • Trade instruments drawn from several major asset classes

  • Apply defined risk limits to support consistent trading
Risk Warning

Trading in CFDs carry a high level of risk to your capital due to the volatility of the underlying market. These products may not be suitable for all investors. Therefore, you should ensure that you understand the risks and seek advice from an independent and suitably licensed financial advisor.