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When an investor buys a stock, the logic is simple: if its price rises, they can make a profit; if it falls, they incur a loss. With CFDs, traders can open positions expecting either a rise or a fall in the market. ... Read more

The same stock can be used in different ways. For example, you can buy it through a broker and become the owner of the security. Or you can open a CFD on that stock and get a result from changes in its price without buying the asset itself... Read more

CFDs and futures are similar in many ways. Both instruments allow traders to trade price movements, open positions on both rising and falling prices, and use leverage. At the same time, it is not necessary to buy the underlying asset itself... Read more

A trader opens a CFD position, the price moves in the desired direction, and a profit appears on the screen. It would seem that all that remains is to close the trade and take the result.... Read more

When trading CFDs, you do not need to deposit the full value of the trade — only a part of it is required. Thanks to leverage, you can open a position worth more than the amount available in your account. ... Read more