The instruments and their indicative prices.
Prices come from the catalog or the live feed; the trading price appears in SuperTrader.
- AAPLApple268.40
- MSFTMicrosoft512.30
- NVDANVIDIA188.60
- TSLATesla435.20
- AMZNAmazon241.70
- METAMeta Platforms612.90
Prices are indicative.
6 instruments here, the whole share class in the platform. 8 markets and 1,250+ instruments, in one account.
All share instruments
How the share market works.
You take a position on a company's share price without owning the share.
The share CFD
You do not buy the share; you take a position on the price difference. Buy if you expect a rise, sell if you expect a fall. Voting rights and ownership do not pass to you.
Earnings season
Companies report results every quarter; before and after a report the price can change hard. The dates are on the economic calendar and in the company's own announcements.
What moves the price
The company's own news: results, product announcements, management changes. The mood of the sector and the wider market, and rate expectations, show in the price too.
Dividends and corporate actions
On the dividend date open positions receive an adjustment; in events such as a share split the position size is adapted. The details are in the account terms.
Hours
Share CFDs trade in the hours of their exchange; while the exchange is closed the price does not move and orders wait. The shares on this page follow the US exchanges.
Cost and margin
The gap between the sell and buy price shows before the order; a position held overnight carries a financing charge. The margin required on shares is usually higher than on indices; the amount shows before you confirm.
The dates that move this market.
The events on the economic calendar that touch this class's price the most.
Company results
Quarterly revenue and profit figures with management's outlook; the price can gap at the time of the release.
Dividend dates
On the ex-dividend day the price drops by the dividend and open positions receive an adjustment.
Product and sector news
Product launches, rulings from the authorities and competitors' news make up the share's own agenda.
Frequently asked questions
Do I become a shareholder with a share CFD?
No. You trade only on the price movement; the share and its voting rights are not transferred to you.
What happens when a dividend is paid?
Open positions may be adjusted on dividend dates. The details are explained in the account terms.
When do shares trade?
During the trading hours of their exchange. The shares on this page trade on US exchanges.
The call is yours.
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