Share CFD trading

Take a position on individual companies without owning the underlying stock. Go long or short with the same single click, use leverage to free up capital, and trade sizes that would be awkward in the cash market.

50+

Companies available

1:20

Maximum leverage

4

Exchanges covered

0.01

Minimum lot size

Live US stock market prices

The most actively traded US large caps, with the daily range and change.

Indicative prices supplied by MQL5 for reference only. They are not ACSFX Markets dealing prices — open the platform for tradable quotes.

A sample of available share CFDs

Commission is charged per side on share CFDs, and quoted in the currency of the listing exchange.

SymbolCompanyExchangeCurrencyCommissionMax leverage
AAPL Apple Inc. NASDAQ USD 0.05% 1:20
MSFT Microsoft Corporation NASDAQ USD 0.05% 1:20
NVDA NVIDIA Corporation NASDAQ USD 0.05% 1:10
AMZN Amazon.com Inc. NASDAQ USD 0.05% 1:20
TSLA Tesla Inc. NASDAQ USD 0.05% 1:10
META Meta Platforms Inc. NASDAQ USD 0.05% 1:20
GOOGL Alphabet Inc. Class A NASDAQ USD 0.05% 1:20
JPM JPMorgan Chase & Co. NYSE USD 0.05% 1:20
XOM Exxon Mobil Corporation NYSE USD 0.05% 1:20
HSBA HSBC Holdings plc LSE GBP 0.08% 1:20
SHEL Shell plc LSE GBP 0.08% 1:20
SAP SAP SE XETRA EUR 0.08% 1:20
SIE Siemens AG XETRA EUR 0.08% 1:20
ASML ASML Holding N.V. AEX EUR 0.08% 1:20

How a share CFD differs from owning the stock

Owning sharesShare CFD
OwnershipYou own the securityA contract on the price movement
Voting rightsYesNo
DividendsPaid to you directlyCash adjustment on the ex-date
Going shortRequires stock borrowSell with one click
LeverageMargin account requiredBuilt in, up to 1:20
Overnight costNone if unleveragedDaily financing charge applies
Stamp duty (UK)Payable on purchaseNot payable
Holding periodSuited to long-termSuited to short and medium-term

Tax treatment depends on your individual circumstances and jurisdiction and may change. This is not tax advice.

Overnight financing. Because a leveraged share CFD is effectively a borrowed position, a financing charge accrues daily on long positions and may be credited or debited on shorts, depending on prevailing rates. Over weeks, this cost compounds — share CFDs suit shorter holding periods than outright share ownership.