CFD Stocks
A Contract for Difference (CFD) for shares is an agreement between the buyer and the seller. It means that the seller will pay the buyer the difference between the share’s current price and its price at the point the contract specifies. By trading CFDs on shares or stocks, investors are speculating whether the value of the stock will rise or fall without actually owning underlying stocks or shares.
What are Stocks?
With CFD Share trading, you don’t buy or sell the underlying asset. Instead, you buy or sell a number of units for a particular financial instrument, depending on whether you think prices will go up or down. For every point the price of the instrument moves in your favour, you gain multiples of the number of CFD units you have bought or sold. For every point the price moves against you, you will make a loss.
Since you trade on the expectation of a price movement you can take a short position (expecting the price to decrease) as well as a long one (expecting the price to increase), you can still make a profit when the share falls in value — not just when it rises.
Monyxa's spreads on shares
The spreads, margins and trading hours for all of available shares
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