Thousands of global shares and ETF CFDs. Extended hours trading on selected assets, with 100+ analytical tools.
Stock market data, analysis tools and portfolio context. Structured for the trade, not the transaction.
Transparent spreads and no hidden charges. A clear cost structure before you commit.
Positions on selected US shares available through earnings announcements, after the close.
Regulated across five jurisdictions. Local support available in your language.
Virtual funds, live prices. The features of a live account, before the commitment.
AI assistant and analysis tools before the trade. Stop-losses* and take-profit orders throughout.
*Stop losses are not guaranteed. Guaranteed stop-loss orders are available but incur a fee if triggered.
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Shares trading involves taking a position on the price movement of company stocks without owning the underlying shares. ETFs — exchange-traded funds — offer exposure to a basket of assets, such as an index, sector or commodity, through a single instrument.
Both can be traded as CFDs — contracts that track the underlying price and allow positions to be taken in either direction without ownership of the shares or fund units.
Shares trading provides exposure to individual company performance rather than broad market indices. A position on Apple reflects expectations about Apple specifically — its earnings, product cycle and competitive position — rather than the US technology sector as a whole. ETFs offer the inverse — broad exposure to a sector, index or theme through a single position rather than individual company selection.
Share prices can move significantly around company-specific events. Earnings releases, management changes and product announcements are among the factors that can produce rapid price movements on individual stocks. Leverage is available on share and ETF CFDs, which amplifies both profits and losses — making an understanding of how leverage affects positions an important part of assessing any trade.
Capital·com offers CFDs on thousands of global shares and ETFs with transparent spreads and adjustable leverage. The full cost is visible before any position opens.
Extended hours trading on selected US shares means positions can be taken around earnings announcements, typically released after the market closes. The platform adds new listings as they come to market, including recently floated companies across major exchanges.
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