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Shares
Single-name equity exposure.
Equity CFDs on flagship companies across US, EU, and Asia exchanges.
- Shares
- 12a selection
- Spread from
- 0.02%
- Hours
- 6.5h NY
- Most traded
- AAPL
Reference snapshot · 06:00 UTC · refreshes hourly
Constellation map
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Correlations as of 2026-05-09
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The sector board
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Technology
3 of 6 advancingSemiconductors
1 of 4 advancingElectric vehicles
1 of 1 advancingLuxury goods
1 of 1 advancingWides
By spreadCarry
By 24h moveWhy shares here
The names you know, long or short
Trade the world's most-followed companies as CFDs, with fractional sizing, short access, and corporate actions handled for you.
Spreads from 0.02%
Share CFDs quoted at exchange prices plus a published markup. The all-in cost is shown before you commit.
Household names, both directions
Apple, Tesla, NVIDIA and the rest of the mega-caps, tradeable long or short from the same ticket.
Corporate actions handled
Dividends, splits, and ticker changes are adjusted on your position automatically and itemised on your statement.
An auditable method
Markups, dividend adjustments, and borrow costs for shorts are documented in the Markets Method, line by line.
Corporate actions
The corporate actions calendar
A share CFD lives on the company's calendar. Results land four times a year and re-price the book at the open; ex-dividend dates lift cash out of the price. The next thirteen weeks of both, drawn to scale.
TSLA · AMZNNo dividendGrowth names pay no cash dividend. Nothing is credited or debited on an ex-date; the whole return lives in the price.
| Instrument | Next results window | Dividend cadence | Next ex-dividend |
|---|---|---|---|
| AAPL | Oct 27 – Nov 1 · in 23 days | Quarterly dividend | Nov 9 · in 36 days |
| MSFT | Oct 23 – Oct 29 · in 19 days | Quarterly dividend | Nov 19 · in 46 days |
| NVDA | Nov 17 – Nov 24 · in 44 days | Quarterly dividend | Dec 4 · in 61 days |
| TSLA | Oct 16 – Oct 22 · in 12 days | No dividend | None · no dividend |
| AMZN | Oct 24 – Oct 31 · in 20 days | No dividend | None · no dividend |
| META | Oct 25 – Oct 31 · in 21 days | Quarterly dividend | Dec 15 · in 72 days |
| GOOGL | Oct 24 – Oct 31 · in 20 days | Quarterly dividend | Dec 7 · in 64 days |
| ASML | Oct 13 – Oct 18 · in 9 days | Quarterly dividend | Oct 26 · in 22 days |
| LVMH | Oct 12 – Oct 16 · in 8 days | Semi-annual dividend | Dec 2 · in 59 days |
| SAP | Oct 20 – Oct 25 · in 16 days | Annual dividend | May 14 · in 222 days |
| TSMC | Oct 15 – Oct 19 · in 11 days | Quarterly dividend | Dec 15 · in 72 days |
| SAMSUNG | Oct 28 – Nov 2 · in 24 days | Quarterly dividend | Dec 26 · in 83 days |
- Results usually land outside cash hours. The price re-opens wherever the venue book re-opens. Orders resting through the gap fill at the post-gap price, not the last pre-gap quote, and a share CFD carries no protection against the gap itself.
- On the ex-date the share opens lower by the dividend. CFD tickets are made whole: long positions are credited the adjustment, short positions are debited. The drop itself is never P&L.
- Splits, spin-offs and special dividends are adjusted on the ex-date, never on the announcement. Price and position size change together, so the action itself is not profit or loss.
Typical reporting and ex-dividend patterns as of 2026-08-03 · exact dates follow company announcements
Sort
- US Large-cap
- AAPLAAPL change negative 0.37%227.03
- MSFTMSFT change positive 0.42%433.21
- NVDANVDA change negative 0.25%118.20
- TSLATSLA change positive 0.97%251.95
- AMZNAMZN change negative 0.47%190.84
- METAMETA change negative 1.14%602.26
- GOOGLGOOGL change positive 1.17%177.02
- EU Large-cap
- ASMLASML change positive 0.57%865.54
- LVMHLVMH change positive 0.78%703.47
- SAPSAP change positive 1.07%212.82
- Asia
- TSMCTSMC change negative 0.16%191.69
- SAMSUNGSAMSUNG change negative 0.31%78,029
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The sector map
Concentration you can see
Twelve names in three sleeves. Deal the basket across US tech mega-caps, EU quality and Asia chips. Every block on the map re-draws to its true share, and the board scores how much of the basket one name can decide.
Basket map · block area = share of basket
Spread outHHI 850Starting mix- US tech mega-caps60.0%
- EU quality25.0%
- Asia chips15.0%
Allocation dials · rebalanced to 100%
60.0%
Seven names that often trade like one weather system: when one moves, the sleeve moves.
25.0%
Three European franchises: a lithography monopoly, a luxury house, an ERP standard.
15.0%
Two foundry giants. A whole region on the label, two tickets in the sleeve.
Concentration board
- Largest name
- AAPL 10.0%
- Top three names
- 30.0%
- Names carrying weight
- 12
- Concentration score · HHI
- 850
Curated 30-day range · one hot name vs the blend
TSLA alone±18.0%
This blend±9.6%
A weighted blend before any correlation credit. A real basket of partly offsetting names typically moves less than this.
The concentrated holder
Hold TSLA alone and its curated range says a typical month spans about ±18.0%. One earnings night can be most of that.
The diversified holder
Hold the blend above and the same month spans about ±9.6% across 12 names. No single print decides it.
The mix now reads as spread out on the concentration score.
Shares primer·6 short cards
What a CFD on stock is
A share CFD mirrors the price of the underlying equity without conveying ownership. Your P&L follows the price; you don't get voting rights, and dividends pass through as cash adjustments.
Earnings risk
Single-name shares can gap on earnings releases. Position sizes that look safe in normal vol can be unsurvivable in a 10% overnight move. The corporate actions calendar on this page draws the next quarter's results windows to scale.
Dividend adjustments
On ex-dividend dates, long CFD holders are credited a dividend adjustment and short holders are debited one; withholding treatment varies by account, so the long credit can be less than the gross amount shown. The share price drops by the dividend amount on the open. The dividend & borrow ledger on this page itemises the flows for a worked ticket.
Sector correlations
Stocks in the same sector move together more than across sectors. A surprise in one mega-cap often leads the rest of the cluster, which matters for sizing and hedging. The constellation map in the hero draws these clusters; the sector map above scores what they do to basket concentration.
Cash session vs after-hours
Most CFDs trade in the home session window only (6.5h US, 8h EU, 6h Asia). Outside that window, the order book thins and the spread widens.
Corporate actions
Splits, spin-offs, mergers, and special dividends are reflected in CFD price and position size. We adjust on the ex-date; never on the announcement date. Upcoming dates sit on the corporate actions calendar above.
FAQ·6 questions
How much leverage do share CFDs get?
Retail share CFDs are commonly capped at 1:5. That still multiplies exposure five-fold; the calculators show the margin a position actually consumes before you place it.
When can I trade share CFDs?
During the underlying exchange's cash session, roughly 6.5 hours for US names (14:30–21:00 UTC in winter). Quotes freeze outside those hours; pending orders queue for the open.
What happens on dividend day?
Long CFD positions are credited the dividend equivalent and shorts are debited, on the ex-date, itemised on your statement. The share price's ex-dividend drop nets against the adjustment.
What happens around earnings and corporate actions?
Results usually land outside cash hours, so the price can gap straight to the re-open. The corporate actions calendar on this page maps the next thirteen weeks of results windows and ex-dividend dates. Splits, spin-offs and special dividends adjust price and position size together on the ex-date, never on the announcement.
Why do short share CFDs pay a borrow fee?
The hedge behind a short CFD borrows real stock in the securities-lending market, and that loan has a price. For easy-to-borrow large caps it is a small annual band, itemised next to financing in the dividend & borrow ledger on this page, but it is quoted per name and can spike when a stock turns hard to borrow.
What's the minimum position?
Share CFDs trade from a fraction of one share, so you can hold a few hundred dollars of a four-figure stock. Exact minimums per name are shown in the platform.
Holding costs
The dividend & borrow ledger
Close a share CFD intraday and you pay the spread once. Hold it overnight and two more flows can start: financing on the notional you carry, and on the short side a fee for borrowing the stock. Dividends add one more entry on a single day, the ex-date. All of it is arithmetic, not mystery. The ledger below itemises every line.
The financing leg
A share CFD funds in its listing currency: US names off SOFR, euro-area names off €STR, Japanese names off TONA. Long positions pay the benchmark plus our 2.5% annual markup; short positions receive the benchmark minus the markup, which can flip negative when rates are low.
Notional × (benchmark ± markup) ÷ 360
CuratedSOFR 3.60% as of Jun 11, 2026· Reference rate · live feed pending
The worked ledger
The ticket: 100 shares AAPL at $227.03, $22,703 notional. Every line below carries this position.
Nights held
| Line item | Long | Short |
|---|---|---|
| Spread crossed at entry$0.001/share × 100 shares | −$0.10 | −$0.10 |
| Financing × 1 night | −$3.856.10% p.a. ≈ −$3.85 / night | +$0.691.10% p.a. ≈ +$0.69 / night |
| Borrow fee × 1 nightEasy-to-borrow band · varies by name | Not applicable to this direction | −$0.220.35% p.a. ≈ −$0.22 / night |
| Net carry after 1 nightExcl. any ex-date adjustment | −$3.95 | +$0.37 |
| Dividend adjustment · ex-date only$0.26 gross/share × 100 shares · as of Jun 11, 2026 | +$26.00 | −$26.00 |
After 1 night: long −$3.95, short +$0.37, before any ex-date adjustment.
Positive values are credited to the account; negative values are debited. Financing and the borrow fee accrue on the full notional, not on your margin. The dividend entry books once, on the ex-date, and only if the position holds through it. The long credit is before any applicable withholding.
Worked figures, not a quote · benchmark fixing as of 2026-06-11 · dividend as of 2026-06-11 · live rates apply at execution
Worked trade·Made-up numbers, not advice
Buy AAPL at 226.42, target 229.92 (a 3.50 USD move per share) on 100 shares, before financing and any borrow cost.
- Direction
- Buy
- Entry
- 226.42
- Target
- 229.92
- Move
- 3.50
- Size
- 100 shares
- Hypothetical P&L
- +$350
Made-up levels. Excludes commission and overnight financing; not a forecast or advice.
Costs
Three costs, all on the table
Everything you pay to hold a share CFD, shown on Apple, the busiest name on the book.
Shown on AAPL
- Spread0.0–0.1 USD
Exchange price plus a published markup; the all-in difference is what you see on the ticket.
- Overnight financingBenchmark ± markup
Long positions pay a daily financing rate; shorts may also carry a borrow cost on hard-to-borrow names. Both are itemised on your statement.
- CommissionSpread-only
No separate commission on standard accounts; the markup is the cost. Raw accounts charge commission per side, at the rate published for your entity.
Markets method
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