If you are looking for an introduction to trading, we are here to help. Our easy-to-follow courses were created by our trading experts and will give you a solid understanding about the fundamentals of trading. These bite-size, jargon free lessons are here to help you regardless of whether you are a total beginner or a seasoned trader looking to build on your existing skills. Dive in to learn more about trading CFDs, using leverage and margin, essential risk management strategies and more. The online trading courses can be used in conjunction with our Youtube content that includes educational films, short how-to videos, price analysis and expert market insights.
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Create accountGet started with the basics of trading such as the bid-ask spread, market liquidity and stock market exchanges
What instruments are available and how can you trade them? Find out about how to trade CFDs on popular markets like shares, commodities, indices and forex.
Leverage and margin are important in trading CFDs with Capital.com–so much so that we created a separate section to explain how they work, their benefits and risks.
Get a better understanding of derivatives and CFDs and learn how to profit from an asset’s price movements without needing to directly purchase it.
Delve deeper into derivatives and explore futures, options and swaps, as well as understanding the critical balance between risk and reward. Find out how to manage risk and what to watch out for.
Education is a big part of what we do, alongside cutting-edge technical analysis and sharp market insights and we are proud to deliver free, high-quality trading courses that are available to everyone.
Take a look at our in-depth guides to learn more about the markets you can trade on Capital.com.
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You’ll find everything you need to know here; from how-to guides to investment strategies.
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Do you know your CFDs from your IPOs or ETFs? Remove the mystery with our definitions glossary.
This is the price of the most recent trade of a security or commodity , the last amount that a buyer and seller agreed on. For example, if Trader A agrees to sell Trader B a single share for $1, the stock quote will be $1, and it’ll...
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