The companies you follow, as CFDs

Take a position on a listed company through a share CFD. You gain exposure to price movements without owning shares or receiving shareholder voting rights.

Available companies

Find the listed companies and exchanges available to your account in the instrument list. Each symbol has a defined contract size, trade limit and quote currency.

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Share CFDs instruments
CompanyUnderlying marketCurrencyContract sizePlatform
Apple (AAPL)NASDAQUSD1 shareMT5, cTrader
Microsoft (MSFT)NASDAQUSD1 shareMT5, cTrader
NVIDIA (NVDA)NASDAQUSD1 shareMT5, cTrader
Amazon (AMZN)NASDAQUSD1 shareMT5, cTrader
Tesla (TSLA)NASDAQUSD1 shareMT5, cTrader
Meta Platforms (META)NASDAQUSD1 shareMT5, cTrader
Alphabet (Class A) (GOOGL)NASDAQUSD1 shareMT5, cTrader
JPMorgan Chase (JPM)NYSEUSD1 shareMT5, cTrader

Spreads are typical averages during the London and New York sessions and are indicative. They can widen when markets are volatile or thin. Raw forex and metals trades also pay commission; share CFDs pay commission on both accounts. Swaps are in points per lot unless stated, charged three times on Wednesday for forex and metals and on Friday for other markets. Times are server time (GMT+2, or GMT+3 during US summer time).

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Charges and corporate actions

Share CFD costs can include spreads, commission, minimum charges and overnight financing. Dividends, stock splits and other corporate actions may affect a position under the account terms.

Trading hours

Each CFD has a published trading schedule that can differ from the sessions of its underlying exchange. Earnings announcements and company news can cause price gaps.

Platform availability

Confirm that your selected share CFDs are available on the platform and account you intend to use.