25+ CFD Commodities
Short sell

Trade CFDs on Gold, Oil
and many more commodities

Open leveraged long and short positions on commodities from many sectors.

Symbol Description Contact size Currency Market State Bid Ask Spread

Competitive spreads

Get the most of every investment with spreads as low as 0.008 pips.

Low swaps

Keep your positions open for longer with minor swap values.

Microlots available

Manage your positions precisely thanks to investment volumes available from 0.01 lot.

Free account opening

Complete the process in 15 minutes without unnecessary formalities.

Use CFD Contracts

Go long or short

Trade in both rising and falling prices of all available commodities CFDs.

Leverage your positions

Make use of the functionality that allows you to conduct transactions for amounts that exceed the capital invested. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.

Negative balance protection

Be assured that you only invest the deposited money and the losses incurred will not be greater than your account balance.

Keep your investments under control

Stop Loss

Determine acceptable levels of possible loss and close positions automatically when a defined price is reached.

Pending orders

Open positions automatically when the instrument reaches the price you set, without having to constantly watch charts.

Take Profit

Make profits and close investments automatically at the determined price without the need to continuously monitor the market.

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CFD stock trading and traditional stock trading have some key differences. In traditional stock trading, the investor owns the stock. In CFD trading investors enter into a contract with the broker to pay or receive the difference in price based on the direction of their trade. One of the key differences between these two is margin and leverage. In CFD trading, traders can conduct transactions for amounts that exceed the capital invested. This can potentially increase the returns of an investment, but it can also increase the risk of loss if the investment does not perform as expected. This leverage is not possible in traditional stock trading, where the full purchase price of the stock must be paid upfront. CFD trading also allows investors to short sell stocks, meaning they can profit from falling prices, which is not possible with traditional stock trading. However, it should be remembered that investing in stock CFDs is more risky than investing in traditional stocks.
Leverage is a feature in CFD stock trading that allows investors to conclude transactions for amounts much higher than the capital actually invested. It multiplies the purchasing power of the capital deposited in the Margin, allowing traders to enter into transactions exceeding the value of the deposit. It can potentially increase the returns on an investment, but it can also increase the risk of loss if the investment does not perform as expected.
Yes, you can short sell stocks using CFDs. Contracts For Difference allow you to speculate both on rising and falling prices by going long (buying) on stocks that you expect to increase in value, or short selling (selling) stocks that you expect to decrease in value.