Trade the Movement, Not the Asset

Contracts for Difference allow traders to take a position on the price movement of an underlying market without purchasing the underlying asset itself.

That flexibility makes CFDs useful for accessing a wide range of markets from one trading environment – but it also means understanding leverage, margin and risk is essential.

Rising or Falling Markets

CFDs allow positions to be opened based on whether you believe the market may rise or fall.

One Account, Multiple Markets

Access different asset classes without building separate investment accounts for each market.

Leverage With Responsibility

Leverage can increase market exposure relative to the capital committed to a position. It can magnify losses as well as gains, making disciplined risk management essential.

Know the Mechanics Before the Market

Before trading CFDs, understand:

  • Margin requirements
  • Spread and trading costs
  • Stop Loss and Take Profit orders
  • Long and short positions
  • Leverage
  • Market volatility

Knowledge of how the product works should come before deciding where the market may move.

A wall-mounted trading terminal showing a candlestick chart beside a CFD order panel with position size, margin and leverage controls, surrounded by floating price cards for forex, gold, oil and index markets

See What You Can Trade

Forex, indices, commodities, shares and more – from a single Jim Ben & Conners account.

Trading involves risk. Please read the risk disclosure below before opening an account.