Corex Market offers single stock CFDs, allowing traders to access and trade shares of the world’s most popular companies.
This includes well-known companies like Apple, Facebook, and BHP Billiton. With Corex Market, traders have the opportunity to speculate on the price movements of individual stocks and potentially profit from the performance of these renowned companies.
To provide you with the finest trading opportunities, we have compiled a list of the most popular stocks from the Australian and US markets. This ensures that you can capitalize on the best trading prospects available. Additionally, we offer a unique selection of US Exchange listed CFDs, including emerging markets indices and popular options such as the VanEck Vectors Gold Miners (GDX), allowing you to explore global macro themes.
Stocks are exclusively available on the Corex Market cTrader platform, which provides advanced functionalities tailored for both novice and experienced traders. With world-class execution and superior charting tools, the cTrader platform empowers you to make informed trading decisions and execute them effectively.
Opening Price
$152 x 100 shares = USD $15,200
Closing Price
$170 x 100 shares = USD $17,000
Gross Profit on Trade
USD $17,000 – $15,200 = $1,800
Opening the Position
Apple is trading at 150/152 and you are of the view that Apple’s latest product release will boost sales. You decide to purchase 100 shares of AAPL. For each contract, one point (a price movement of 1) is equal to $1 USD.
With 100 contracts, every point that the bid quote on AAPL rises above 152 you will make a profit of $100 USD, and for every point the bid quote falls below 152 you will lose $100 USD.
Closing the Position
1 month later, after sales results are released, the price of AAPL has increased to 170/172 and you decide to take profit by selling 100 AAPL Stock CFD contracts.
To calculate the net profit you must include any financing or dividend adjustments. In the case of a ‘long’ position interest is credited and in the case of a ‘short’ position interest is debited.
How does Stock CFD
Trading work?
Stock trading involves the buying or selling of shares that represent ownership in individual companies listed on exchanges like the ASX or NASDAQ. When trading stocks, it is typically done without leverage and through the stock exchange itself. On the other hand, stock CFDs can be traded with leverage and are conducted over-the-counter (OTC).
With stock CFDs, participants have access to a wide range of individual company stocks, allowing them to build positions in specific companies or sectors of the economy.
Diversification is often a key strategy for participants, aiming to spread risk across multiple companies or sectors to mitigate unsystematic risk. Investors may choose to build positions in defensive stocks when anticipating volatility, or they may construct a portfolio centered around a growth strategy, focusing on small to mid-cap technology stocks.
By considering different sectors, company sizes, and investment strategies, participants can tailor their stock trading approach to their specific goals and risk tolerance.