CFD Shares Example
CFD Shares Example , unlike conventional stock Investment , the Investor purchase some quantity of stock and become a Share Holder of a Company.
CFD shares trading do not involve any underlying Stock asset. Is a Contract of Difference between the Broker and the trader.
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Major Stock Exchange Available For Trade on CFD
The Numbers of Major Market Stock Exchange access available to trader varies from different broker.
Below Table Show the Major Stock Exchange
Stock Exchanges | Market Capitalisation (USD) |
Nasdaq | $21.04 Trillion |
Nasdaq US | $16.44 Trillion |
Shanghai Stock Exchange | $6.09 Trillion |
Japan Exchange Group | $6.08 Trillion |
Hong Kong stock Exchange | $5.37 Trillion |
Shenzen Stock Exchange | $4.53 Trillion |
Euro Next Netherland | $4.43Trillion |
London Stock exchange | $3.3Trillion |
TMX Group Canada | $2.26Trillion |
BSE Limited India | $2.11Trillion |
Deutsche Boerse AG | $2.1Trillion |
SIX Swiss Exchange | $1.84Trillion |
Korea Exchange | $1.64Trillion |
Taiwan Stock Exchange | $1.32Trillion |
South Africa Stock Exchange | $841.7 Billion |
BME Spanish Exchange | $619.87 Billion |
Singapore | $583.67 Billion |
Thailand Stock exchange | $431.84 Billion |
Bursa Malaysia | $378.92Billion |
Indonesia Stock Exchange | $380.64Billion |
Philippines Stock Exchange | $220.09Billion |
CFD Shares Parameters
There are few CFD Shares Trading Parameters that you might need to fully understand and Clear with
Parameters | Meaning |
Broker Buy / Sell Commission (%) | Commissions charge by broker
Normally between 0.05% to 1.00% rate varies by Broker & Market |
Minimum Fees | Minimum Fees Charges By broker
Normally between USD 2 Cent to USD 40 rate varies by Broker & Market |
Volume Quantity | Volume Quantity Of Stock |
Types of Trade ( Long / Short)
- Long -> You expect the Stocks Price to Appreciate .
- Short-> You expect the Stock Price to depreciate.
Margin
Amount you are required to fund your CFD Share account in order to open a position
Margin = Number of Share Volume x Share price x Margin rate
Example
Share Counter Name : Thai Beverage
Share Price: SGD 0.72
Share Volume : 100,000
Margin : 10%
Margin To open a Position = 100,000 x 0.72 x 10%
Margin To open a Position = SGD 7200
Overnight Charges
When you hold the position more than the Market day trading hour
Overnight Charges = Numbers of Days x Share Volume x Share Price Closing Position x (Broker Interest – Country Interbank Interest Offered Rate)
Profit and Lost Calculation
Long Profit and Loss Calculation
Profit Loss =[( Close Position Price – Open Position Price) x Number Of Stock Volume] – Borrowing cost – Currency Conversion Fee
Short Profit and Loss Calculation
Profit Loss = [ (Open Position Price – Close Position Price) x Number Of Stock Volume] – Borrowing cost – Currency Conversion Fee
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