Stock CFDs, or Contracts for Difference, let traders speculate on share price movements without owning the actual stock. They work by exchanging the difference in price between when a trade is opened and when it is closed. Traders can take a long position to benefit from upward movement or a short position to benefit from downward movement. Stock CFDs allow flexible exposure to global markets, but because they use leverage, both potential profits and losses are magnified.
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