Shares
Large listed companies in the US and Europe as CFDs: go long or short, committing less capital than the value of the shares.
Share CFDs: what is different
With a share CFD you do not become a shareholder: you have no voting rights and do not receive dividends directly — they are reflected through an adjustment on the position. In exchange you can short sell and use leverage.
Corporate actions (splits, rights issues, mergers) are reflected on open positions according to the rules in the specifications.
What you can trade
| Company | Exchange | Max leverage | Spread / commission |
|---|---|---|---|
 AppleAAPL | Nasdaq | 1:5 | to be confirmed |
 MicrosoftMSFT | Nasdaq | 1:5 | to be confirmed |
 NVIDIANVDA | Nasdaq | 1:5 | to be confirmed |
 AmazonAMZN | Nasdaq | 1:5 | to be confirmed |
 AlphabetGOOGL | Nasdaq | 1:5 | to be confirmed |
 Meta PlatformsMETA | Nasdaq | 1:5 | to be confirmed |
 TeslaTSLA | Nasdaq | 1:5 | to be confirmed |
 FerrariRACE | Euronext Milan | 1:5 | to be confirmed |
| EnelENEL | Euronext Milan | 1:5 | to be confirmed |
| Intesa SanpaoloISP | Euronext Milan | 1:5 | to be confirmed |
 SAPSAP | Xetra | 1:5 | to be confirmed |
 LVMHMC | Euronext Paris | 1:5 | to be confirmed |
Sample list: available instruments and their specifications are listed in MetaTrader 4.
At a glance
- Max leverage
- 1:5
- US shares hours
- 15:30 – 22:00
- European shares hours
- 9:00 – 17:30
- Minimum size
- to be confirmed
- Dividends
- adjustment on open positions
- Swap
- yes
Leverage limits set by ESMA measures for retail clients.
What moves prices
Quarterly results
Revenue, earnings and guidance can move a stock several percentage points in a single session.
News and sector
New products, regulation and competitors change expectations for a company and its sector.
The wider market
Even the best stocks feel the ups and downs of the whole market.
Live prices
Indicative prices provided by TradingView: they may differ from the platform prices.
CFDs are leveraged products: losses can quickly exceed the capital you commit to a position. Before trading, make sure you understand how they work and only use money you can afford to lose.
Frequently asked
questions
More questionsDo I own the shares?
No: a CFD tracks the share price but does not make you a shareholder. That is also why you can profit from falls, with the risks that come with it.