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Gain exposure to price movements of leading global companies by
trading Share CFDs with Fortune Prime Global.
Note: Trading Share CFDs involves significant risks and may not be suitable for all investors. You do not own or have rights to the underlying shares. Always consider our disclosure documents before deciding to trade.
Trade Share CFDs on the Powerful MetaTrader 5 Platform
Access one of the world’s most popular trading platforms, MetaTrader 5, known for its advanced tools and user-friendly interface.
Fixed 5:1 maximum
leverage
Trade Share CFDs with a maximum leverage of 5:1, in line with ASIC’s product intervention measures for retail clients.
Low Minimum Trade Size – Just 1 Unit
Start trading Share CFDs with a minimum trade size of only 1 unit, offering flexibility for traders of all experience levels.
Access to global markets
Trade Share CFDs across a selection of 20+ international stocks and diversify your trading opportunities.
No Commission on Share CFD Trades
Enjoy commission-free trading on Share CFDs. Please note that other fees or charges may apply—see our fee schedule for details.
Trade Using Margin (5:1 Leverage Cap for Retail Clients)
Trade on margin with leverage up to 5:1 for retail clients, as per ASIC’s regulatory requirements. While this can magnify gains, it also increases potential losses.
Get access to a wide range of shares from US and UK.
How does Stock CFD Trading work?
Share CFD (Contract for Difference) trading allows you to speculate on the price movements of individual stocks without owning the underlying shares. You can take a long position if you believe the price will rise, or a short position if you expect it to fall.
When you trade CFDs, you enter into a contract with the broker to exchange the difference in the stock’s value from the time the position is opened to when it is closed.
CFD trading is typically done using leverage, meaning you can gain exposure to a larger position with a smaller upfront capital outlay. However, leverage magnifies both potential gains and potential losses, and you may lose more than your initial deposit.
Key features to be aware of:
* Leverage limits apply under ASIC regulations (e.g., 5:1 for share CFDs for retail clients).
* Costs may include spreads, overnight financing charges, and other fees.
* No ownership of the underlying asset—CFDs are purely speculative instruments.
* Risk of loss is high—markets can move quickly and against your position.
* Stop-loss orders and risk management strategies are essential to protect your capital.
US Stock CFD
| MT5 Symbol | US Stocks |
|---|---|
|
AAPL |
APPLE INC |
|
AMGN |
AMGEN INC |
|
AMZN |
AMAZON INC |
|
BA |
BOING CO |
|
BABA |
ALIBABA GROUP HOLDING LTD |
|
COIN |
COINBASE GLOBAL INC |
|
DIS |
WALT DISNEY CO |
|
JNJ |
JOHNSON & JOHNSON |
|
JPM |
JPMORGAN CHASE |
|
MANU |
MANCHESTER UNITED |
|
MCD |
MCDONALD'S CORP |
|
META |
META PLATFORM INC |
|
MMM |
3M CO |
|
MSFT |
MICROSOFT CORP |
|
NFLX |
NETFLIX INC |
|
NVDA |
NVIDIA CORP |
|
PEP |
PEPSICO INC |
|
SHOP |
SHOPPIFY INC - CLASS |
|
TSLA |
TESLA INC |
|
TSM |
TAIWAN SEMICONDUCTOR SP |
Stock Trading Example
Buying : APPLE INC (AAPL)
The Gross Profit on Your Trade is calculated as follows:
Opening Price :
$ 152 x 100 shares = USD $ 15,200
Closing Price :
$ 170 x 100 shares = USD $ 17,000
Gross Profit on Trade :
USD $17,000 - $15,200 = $ 1,800
*Leverage 1:5
Opening The Position
Apple is trading at 150/152 and you are of the view that Apple's latest product release will boost sales. You decide to purchase 100 shares of AAPL. For each contract, one point (a price movement of 1) is equal to $1 USD.
With 100 contracts, every point that the bid quote on AAPL rises above 152 you will make a profit of $100 USD, and for every point the bid quote falls below 152 you will lose $100 USD.
Closing The Position
1 month later, after sales results are released, the price of AAPL has increased to 170/172 and you decide to take profit by selling 100 AAPL Stock OFD contracts.
To calculate the net profit you must include any financing or dividend adiustments. In the case of a long' position interest is credited and in the case of a 'short' position interest is debited.
How to trade Share CFDs with Fortune Prime Global
Open and Fund Your Account
Choose between our Standard or ECN Account types. You can get
started with a minimum deposit of $50. Before you begin trading,
please read our disclosure documents to ensure our products are suitable for you.
Identify a Trading Opportunity
Use the tools and resources available on our platform—including market insights and technical analysis—to assess potential opportunities in Australian or US-listed stocks. Please remember, past performance is not an indicator of future results.
Place Your Trade
Decide whether you want to go long (if you believe the stock price will rise) or short (if you expect it to fall). Fortune Prime Global offers access to share CFDs with fixed leverage up to 5:1 for retail clients, as per ASIC regulations.
Note: Leverage amplifies both potential gains and losses. Please ensure you understand the risks and have suitable risk management in place.
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With MT5 platform you can:
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are share CFDs?
Share CFDs (Contract for Difference) are financial derivatives that allow traders to speculate on the price movements of individual company shares without owning the underlying shares.
What are the advantages of share CFD trading?
Share CFD trading allows experienced traders to access global shares with the ability to profit from both rising and falling markets. It offers
the use of leverage, which can magnify gains as well as losses. CFDs also provide flexibility in trading strategies and may involve lower upfront costs compared to traditional share trading. However, they carry significant risks and may not be suitable for all investors.
How is leverage used in share CFD trading?
Leverage allows traders to control larger positions with a smaller amount of capital. However, it also amplifies both profits and losses. Traders should use leverage carefully and understand its implications.
What are the risks associated with share CFD trading?
Risks in share CFD trading include market volatility, leverage risk (potential for amplified losses), liquidity risk, counterparty risk, and regulatory risks. Traders should be aware of these risks and employ risk management strategies.
Can I physically own the shares through share CFD trading?
No, share CFD trading is purely speculative and does not involve physical ownership of the underlying shares. It focuses on the price movements of the shares.
Can I trade shares of international companies through CFDs?
Yes, share CFD trading allows traders to access and trade shares of international companies listed on various stock exchanges, providing opportunities for global market exposure.
Are dividends paid for holding share CFDs?
Since share CFDs are derivative contracts and not the actual shares, they do not entitle the holder to dividends or other benefits associated with share ownership.
Can I short sell shares through CFD trading?
Yes, CFD trading allows traders to take short positions (sell) on shares, which means they can profit from a decline in the share price.
Are share CFDs suitable for beginners?
Share CFD trading can be complex and involves risks. Beginners should gain knowledge, understand market dynamics, and practice risk management before engaging in such trading.
How can I manage the risks in share CFD trading?
Risk management techniques in share CFD trading include setting stop-loss orders, using appropriate position sizing, diversifying the portfolio, staying informed about company news, and having a well-defined trading plan.
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