Risk Warning: CFDs and spread bets are complex instruments and come with a high risk of
losing money rapidly due to leverage.
Approximately 80% of retail client accounts lose money when trading in CFDs and spread
bets.
You should consider whether you understand how CFDs and spread bets work and whether you can afford to take
the high risk of losing your money.
Share trading gives you ownership stakes in individual companies, allowing you to trade on their performance and potentially profit from price movements. Whether you're interested in technology giants like Apple, Nvidia and Microsoft, electric vehicle innovators like Tesla, or established blue-chip corporations, trading CFDs and spread bets on Shares provides direct exposure to company-specific growth and market dynamics.
Multiple Access Methods: Spread Betting and CFDs Trade shares through tax-efficient spread betting (UK) or flexible CFD* trading, both offering leverage, short-selling capability, and no stamp duty on purchases.
*Please note that the tax treatment for CFD and SB may differ. CFDs are not exempt from CGT. Spread Betting is currently free from Capital Gains Tax (CGT) and there is no stamp duty in the United Kingdom. It should be noted that tax treatment depends on your individual circumstances and may be subject to change in the future. Tax law can be changed or may differ if you pay tax in a jurisdiction other than the UK.
Your position reflects the success or failure of specific businesses. Backing companies you understand and believe in can be more engaging than trading broader market instruments.
Individual shares often move more dramatically than indices, creating opportunities for traders who can identify mispriced stocks or capitalise on earnings momentum.
Share prices react immediately to quarterly results, guidance updates, product announcements, and sector developments, providing numerous catalysts for informed trading decisions.
Trade shares through tax-efficient Spread betting or flexible CFD Spread betting trading, both offering leverage, short-selling capability, and no stamp duty on purchases.
Unlike diversified indices, a single company's shares can plummet on disappointing news or competitive threats, potentially causing substantial losses.
Shares frequently experience intraday volatility, requiring careful risk management.
Quarterly results often trigger immediate price moves. Trading during earnings carries elevated risk and requires appropriate stop-loss strategies.
While leverage allows control over larger positions with less capital, adverse moves can magnify losses.
Access leading global companies across multiple sectors and exchanges.
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Trade shares from major exchanges including NYSE, NASDAQ, LSE, and more across technology, finance, healthcare, and industrial sectors.
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