Stocks Trading

Stock trading involves buying and selling shares or equity in publicly traded companies. Investors buy stocks to gain ownership of a company and benefit from price movements and potential dividends. Trading stocks allows you to speculate on the performance of a group of stocks, representing the broader market, rather than individual companies.

By trading stocks through CFDs (Contracts for Difference) , you can speculate on whether the price of a stock will rise or fall, without the need to own the actual asset. This provides the flexibility to go long (buy) or short (sell), giving you the opportunity to profit from both rising and falling markets.

How Stock Trading Works

Stocks trading is executed via CFDs, where traders speculate on the price movements of stocks or indices without owning the underlying assets. When you trade a stock you are betting on a company's performance.

The key advantage is that you can trade both rising and falling markets, and leverage your position to maximize your potential returns. CFDs allow you to trade on margin, which means you can control larger positions with less capital. However, leverage also amplifies both profits and risks.