Trade CFDs on Forex, Stocks, Indices and Commodities while managing risk through professional trading tools and comprehensive educational resources.
CFD trading involves substantial financial risk. Please read and understand these risks fully.
Leverage amplifies both profits and losses. At 30:1 leverage, a 3.3% move against your position eliminates the entire margin.
Financial markets can move rapidly and unpredictably. Economic events and geopolitical developments can cause sudden price movements that may trigger margin calls.
You may lose all deposited capital. CFDs are not appropriate for all investors. Do not trade with money you cannot afford to lose.
Past performance does not guarantee future results. Leverage increases risk.
Access a range of global markets through CFDs. All instruments carry risk — understand each market before trading.
Trade CFDs on major, minor and exotic currency pairs. Highly liquid but sensitive to economic data and geopolitical events.
Trade CFDs on shares of major global companies without owning the underlying asset. Subject to company-specific and market-wide risks.
Trade CFDs on Gold, Silver, Crude Oil. Driven by supply/demand, geopolitical factors, and currency movements — highly volatile.
Trade CFDs on S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, DAX 40, FTSE 100. Sensitive to macroeconomic conditions.
Trade CFDs on selected ETFs. No rights in the underlying fund. Subject to the same risks as other CFD instruments.
Our education centre explains each market and its risks before you consider trading.
Explore EducationFinancial education is the foundation of informed trading decisions.
A comprehensive guide to CFDs — what they are, how they work, and the risks involved.
How leverage amplifies losses as well as gains, and how to manage leverage risk responsibly.
Initial margin, maintenance margin, margin calls, and what happens when equity falls below required levels.
Position sizing, stop-loss orders, and capital preservation strategies for CFD traders.
Understand margin requirements, position sizing, and potential profit and loss scenarios before making trading decisions.
Major economic releases can significantly impact CFD prices. Monitor upcoming events as part of your risk management strategy.
Automatically close a position at a specified price to limit losses. Stop losses do not guarantee execution at the exact price — slippage can occur in fast markets.
Close a position at your target price to lock in gains. Markets may reverse before reaching targets. Execution may differ during volatile conditions.
Professional risk guidelines suggest risking no more than 1–2% of account capital on any single trade to preserve capital over time.
Correlated positions do not reduce risk as effectively as true diversification. CFD instruments may be correlated during market stress events.
Only trade with capital you can afford to lose. Never use borrowed money, savings, or funds required for essential expenses.
Understanding the ratio between potential loss and potential gain before entering a trade is a core risk management principle. A positive ratio does not guarantee profitability.
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