Access to a huge range of markets from one single trading account enables a Core Spreads CFD trader to centralise their speculative and hedging activity. Running your own account from one platform, without having to instruct a broker to act on your behalf, whether to open or close a trade or being able to monitor the market movements in real time, is a major advantage of having a Core Spreads CFD account.
In the UK, profits from CFD trading are exempt from UK stamp duty,* this is because the underlying asset is never purchased or sold.
CFD Trading offers a greater number of trading opportunities as it is possible to place long or short trades on thousands of market.
You can also trade in small stake sizes to suit your appetite for risk, something that isn’t possible in the underlying market. Our CoreMT4 account allows trades in as little as 10p a point.
3 Reasons to Trade CFDs
- CFD traders can hedge their share portfolio by short selling the securities physically held with CFD trades.
- CFD trading is leveraged which means that only a small percentage of the total trade value needs to be deposited with us.
- Trade multiple asset classes from one account.
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