CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 76% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.

Markets overview

Stock CFD trading

Trade Stock CFDs on 57 US-Listed Companies: Spreads from 0.0 Pips

Trade individual stock CFDs, including Tesla, NVIDIA, Apple and Amazon, on Raw account terms: spreads from 0.0 pips, a flat $7 per lot commission, and market execution.

Reference price feed

Reference equities board

Prices, changes and 7-day trends on this board are illustrative, not a live feed, and the trend does not describe a real market move. Review applicable account pricing and terms before you trade.

Equity CFD trading hours follow the underlying exchange calendar and can differ by region.

Account conditions

The terms behind every order.

Conditions shared across IUX account types, not per instrument. Instrument-specific pricing, leverage, swap and margin figures live in the account terms.

from 0.0 pips
Raw account spreads
$7 per lot
Raw commission
up to 1:3000
Maximum leverage
Market execution
Execution type
from 0.01
Micro lots
20% / 40%
Stop out / margin call

Spreads are variable and can widen in volatile or thin markets. Leverage amplifies both gains and losses. Figures per the published IUX account comparison.

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Coverage

Stocks and markets covered

Market framework

A clearer way to read the market context.

This is an educational framework, not investment advice. Use it to organise the question before considering an instrument, its terms and your own risk limits.

01

Read the specific catalyst

Keep company-level events distinct from the broader market context.

02

Avoid isolating the ticker

Review sector and wider market conditions alongside a single company story.

03

Keep illustrative visuals separate

Treat reference material and applicable instrument terms as separate inputs before trading.

How to start

Three steps before you trade with real money.

01

Practice

Use a demo account with virtual funds to see how orders, leverage and margin behave.

02

Compare accounts

Check spreads, commission and leverage across the account types before choosing one.

03

Open an account

Fund an account once you understand the terms and the risks.

Continue exploring

Each market has its own page.

Move directly into another asset class without losing the distinction between them, or return to the market overview.

Markets overview

FAQ

Questions, answered.

A stock CFD tracks the share price without ownership: no exchange account, custody or voting rights. You can go long or short with less starting capital, but CFDs are leveraged and carry a high level of risk.

57 US-listed large caps, including Nvidia, Tesla, Apple, Microsoft, Meta, Amazon and Alphabet, traded as CFDs from a single account.

During the underlying exchange session, regular US market hours. Prices gap between sessions when news lands after the close, so plan positions around the calendar.

Yes. CFDs trade in both directions, so you can open a short position on a company you expect to fall as easily as going long, with the same risk controls: stop loss, take profit and position sizing.