Saxo Bank provides online access to trading CFDs on thousands of US, European and Asia/Pacific stocks. There is also a comprehensive range of Index-tracking and Commodity CFDs. CFDs can be profitable in both rising or falling markets, can be traded using leverage and are often a lot cheaper and easier to trade than the underlying instrument.

• Saxo Bank lists more than 6,000 single stock CFDs, 20 Index-tracking CFDs and nearly 20 Commodity CFDs across more than 25 exchanges
• CFDs are suitable in both rising and falling markets. Many CFDs can be sold short so you can profit or hedge a long underlying position if prices fall
• CFDs are leveraged instruments, meaning you can get much more exposure to a market than you would by trading the underlying instrument. At Saxo Bank you can trade CFDs to the value of as much as 40-times your first EUR 50,000 (or equivalent) of collateral and 20-times on any remaining collateral
• Saxo Bank shows streaming clean exchange prices on its single stock CFDs. That means the price you see is the market price with no spread. Commissions start as low as 0.1% per transaction
• For professionals, Saxo Bank offers Direct Market Access (DMA) on single stock CFDs to the exchange order book, so you can combine the benefits of trading on the exchange with the leverage of a CFD

Trade Commodity CFDs

• Commodity CFDs can be traded at Saxo Bank in much smaller lot sizes than the underlying future, meaning, for example, you can trade as little as 25 barrels of crude oil
• Commodity and Index-tracking CFDs are quoted with very competitive Bid/Ask spreads and there are no additional commissions
• Trade CFDs in the same account as you trade other asset classes in. Meaning you can effectively diversify your trading portfolio and get one view of all your trading activities.

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