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Abstract:A well-known online multi-asset trading services company, OANDA, recently disclosed an increase in its contracts-for-difference (CFD) products in its Global Markets section. Share CFDs on stocks traded in the US and the UK have now been introduced by the business, giving buyers and dealers more dealing choices.
OANDA, a well-known online multi-asset trading services provider, has recently announced an expansion of its contracts-for-difference (CFD) offerings in its Global Markets division. The company has added share CFDs on US and UK-listed equities, which will provide traders and investors with more trading options.
OANDA already offers share CFDs on European equities, and with this new addition, clients can use CFDs to gain exposure to popular US and UK stocks. This move by OANDA completes its goal of allowing retail traders to trade CFDs on individual company shares, such as BP and Vodafone in the UK, and Tesla, Amazon, and Apple in the US.
Phil Waters, the Head of APAC & Emerging Markets, said that interest in CFDs has been surging globally as they offer traders and investors the opportunity to profit from price changes without owning the underlying assets. CFDs give exposure to markets that are trending downward as well as upward, allowing traders to take positions even when volatility is high. By enabling clients to build leveraged exposure to the most popular listed corporations, including many familiar US companies across a variety of sectors, OANDA provides them with valuable diversification opportunities.
As a result of the introduction, OANDA customers in developing markets can now trade share CFDs on a user-friendly interface alongside CFDs on a variety of asset classes, including equities, FX, commodities, metals, bonds, and cryptocurrencies. As a result, traders have a wide range of buying choices at their disposal to spread their assets and experience various marketplaces.
OANDA is a renowned online currency dealing tool that provides a broad variety of financial services to customers globally. Since its start in 1996, the company has grown to become a global operation, servicing over 140,000 customers in 190 countries.
A notable feature is OANDA's advanced trading UI, which enables users to access real-time pricing, comprehensive charting tools, and a broad range of analytical indicators. To make dealing easier for customers, the website also provides a wide range of trading tools, including automatic trading and smartphone trading.
In conclusion, the inclusion of share CFDs on US and UK-listed stocks by OANDA is a good development for dealers and investors as it gives them more choices for portfolio diversification and exposure to various markets.
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