Zero Markets offer a wide range of Share CFDs on our MT4 & MT5 platforms. Trade up to 54 international shares across your favourite companies like Apple, Google, Amazon and Netflix across 4 international exchanges.
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4 International Exchanges
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Is Share trading different to Share CFD trading?
Do you know the difference between trading Shares and trading Share CFDs? The key difference is ownership. When trading Share CFDs you are speculating on a price without actually owning the asset. Shares, on the other hand, require you to purchase the stock and take ownership of the asset.
The advantage of trading CFDs is it allows you to leverage the product because you only need to purchase a fraction of the full trade, commonly known as ‘the margin’. The upside of this is it could potentially increase your profits while the downside it could on also amplify your losses.
Learn to trade Shares
Shares at ZERO Markets are offered as CFDs. These are an over-the-counter (OTC) derivative transaction that gains profits from price changes without actually owning the shares. You choose a share and make a decision on its price based on whether you think the price will rise or fall. It is a Contract For Difference (CFD) to potentially gain profits using the price changes of basic assets.
Leverage is available while trading stocks and you can freely make short or long buying contracts. We offer 54 share CFDs through our MT4 platform, accessible via desktop and mobile devices.
Metatrader 4 (MT4) & Metatrader 5 (MT5)
MT4 & MT5 are the platforms offered for our share CFD traders. Zero Markets’ MT4 & MT5 are packed with extras to ensure you’re equipped with all the tools you need to make better informed trading decisions. Tight Raw Pricing, fast execution and superior charts are the building blocks for our MT4 & MT5 solutions.
Trade Apple
Opening Price
$200 × 1 contract= $200
Closing Price At $250 × 1 contract = $250Gross Profit on Trade $250 – $200 = $50
Closing Price At $150 × 1 contract = $150Gross Loss on Trade $150 – $200 = -$50
The price of apple share is $200 and you decide to buy 1 contract. The total value was 200 USD.
Two weeks later, if the price of apple share is $250 and you decide to take your profit by selling 1 contract apple share, the total value is $250 and the gross profit is $50; if the price of apple share has fallen to $150 and the total value is $150 the trade loses $50.
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