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Stock CFD Trading Guide: Strategies, Risks & Key Differences

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Stock CFD trading means trading Contracts for Difference (CFDs) on individual company shares — such as Apple, Tesla, Amazon, or BP — without actually owning the underlying shares. Instead of buying and holding the stock directly, you open a CFD position that tracks the stock's price movement. You profit if the price moves in the...

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