Stock CFDs

Trade the hottest US stock CFDs, including Apple, Tesla, Meta, NVIDIA, Google, Microsoft, and Amazon.

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Advantages

Take advantage of flexible leverage, zero stamp duty, and the freedom to trade without owning shares, making it easier than ever to access global markets and capitalise on opportunities.

Diverse Product Selection

Carefully selected 50 popular US stocks to cater to a wide range of investment preferences.

No Need to Own Actual Stocks

Lower capital requirements and simplified trading process make it easier to seize market opportunities.

Two-way Trading Opportunities

Trade CFDs with the flexibility to go long or short, allowing you to profit from both rising and falling stock prices.

Flexible Leverage

Trade stocks with leverage of up to 5x, gaining greater market exposure with less capital and maximising your investment returns.

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Stock CFDs-related Questions

1. What is a stock CFD?

Stock CFDs are financial derivatives that allow investors to profit from price fluctuations without owning the underlying stock. By trading stock CFDs, investors can avoid additional costs associated with traditional stock trading (such as stamp duty) while benefiting from the flexibility of long and short trading opportunities, allowing them to capture potential profits in both rising and falling markets.

2. What products can be traded with stock CFDs?

EBC offers 50 carefully selected global blue-chip stocks for CFDs trading, providing investors with competitive trading costs and the flexibility of long and short positions. Coupled with excellent liquidity support, EBC ensures a smoother, more efficient trading experience for investors.

3. What is the leverage for stock CFDs trading?

EBC's stock CFDs offer 1:5 leverage, enabling investors to access top global companies with only a small initial investment and maximise their profit potential.

However, while leverage allows investors to participate in larger trades with lower capital, it also amplifies the risks associated with market volatility. Adverse market movements may lead to larger losses, so investors should use leverage with caution.

4. How to get started with stock CFDs trading?

Stock CFDs trading is similar to traditional stock trading but does not require holding the actual stock. Prices are influenced by a company’s financial performance and market trends. Before trading, investors should review key financial indicators such as Price-to-Earnings (P/E) and Price-to-Book (P/B) ratios to evaluate a company's value. For example, a company with a P/E ratio below the industry average might indicate an undervalued opportunity. EBC selects globally recognised companies with strong liquidity and excellent financial performance to help investors identify high-value opportunities.

5. How do stock CFDs pay dividends?

Stock CFDs investors can also earn dividend payouts. For instance, if a company announces a dividend of 0.32 USD per share, holding 10,000 units of the corresponding CFD would entitle the investor to a 3,200 USD dividend. On the EBC platform, simply hold the relevant stock CFDs position before the ex-dividend date to receive dividend payouts on the distribution date.

6. How can the safety of funds be ensured in stock CFDs trading?

Choosing a reputable and regulated broker is crucial for safeguarding your funds. EBC conducts strict KYC (Know Your Client) checks to ensure users have sufficient trading experience and risk tolerance. All user information is reported to regulatory authorities, and investors can verify broker licensing details to ensure the safety of their funds. EBC complies with the FCA (Financial Conduct Authority) Client Assets Protection (CASS) rules. Client funds are held in segregated accounts with Barclays Bank, and accounts registered with the FCA are covered by the FSCS (Financial Services Compensation Scheme), offering up to 85,000 GBP in compensation.

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