Spreads and trading costs
Understand spreads, commissions and holding costs before making a decision.
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Understand spreads, commissions and holding costs before making a decision.
Understand leverage ratios and margin requirements, and assess the corresponding exposure.
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Understand how position size, product terms and margin tiers are connected.
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Understand stop losses, price gaps and close-out rules, and establish clear risk limits.
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Contact UsA contract for difference settles the change in price between opening and closing a position, usually without ownership of the underlying asset. Leverage can amplify losses; understand the product terms before trading.
Explore forex, indices, metals, energy, commodities, crypto CFDs and futures CFDs in the Markets section. Available trading instruments depend on the platform and applicable terms.
Leverage allows margin to support a larger notional exposure and increases the effect of price changes on an account. Check leverage, margin calls and close-out rules before trading.
The spread is the difference between bid and ask prices. A commission may be charged separately by the account or instrument. Overnight and currency conversion costs may also apply.
Margin is the amount needed to open or maintain a position. In a simple illustration, initial margin equals notional exposure divided by leverage. Actual amounts also depend on contract specifications and currency conversion.

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