CFD (Contract for Difference) is typically traded with leverage, allowing you to gain exposure to larger positions with a smaller initial investment, but this also increases the potential for both profits and losses. While buying shares generally results in profit only if the price rises, CFD trading allows you to open positions in either direction, “buy/long” if you expect the price to rise or “sell/short” if you expect it to fall.
How is CFD trading different from stock trading?
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