Discover Powerful Trading Opportunities: CFDs on Leveraged ETPs
Welcome to the Revolution in Trading!
Introducing CFDs on METAx3, GOOGx3, AAPLx3 and more!
Take your trading to the next level by multiplying your exposure with leveraged Exchange-Traded Products (ETPs).
Exchange-Traded ProductsETP
NVDAx3
APPLx3
MSFTx3
GOOGx3
METAx3
The Power of Leverage
Leverage is a powerful tool that allows you to increase your exposure to a financial market without committing more capital. With leveraged ETPs like METAx3, GOOGx3 and AAPLx3, you gain three times the exposure to the daily performance of the underlying assets.
With CFDs on these products you increase your exposure even more.
Why CFDs on Leveraged ETPs?
Greater Exposure
With CFDs on leveraged products, make your capital work harder. You can gain large market exposure for a relatively small initial deposit.
Flexibility
You have the freedom to trade on both rising and falling markets.
Risk-adjusted gains
By trading ETPs as CFDs you expose your account to more risk which magnifies the profit or loss related to the invested amount.
The Power of Leverage - Initial Investment $100
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NVDA STOCK 1:1 Leverage
$100
3% Move up in NVDA
3% Change in Balance - $3 Profit
$103
3% Drop in NVDA
3% Change in Balance - $3.09 loss
$99.91 |
NVDA CFD 1:5 Leverage
$100
3% Move up in NVDA
15% Change in Balance - $15 Profit
$115
3% Drop in NVDA
3% Change in Balance - $15.81 loss
$99.91 |
NVDA ETPx3 CFD - 1:5 Leverage
$100
3% Move up in NVDA
45% Change in Balance - $45 Profit
$145
3% Drop in NVDA
3% Change in Balance - $65.15 loss
$79.85 |
Risk Management
We understand that risk management is at the heart of trading and these products are extremely risky. Our platforms provide a range of risk management tools, such as stop-loss orders and price alerts, to help you manage your risk effectively when trading in these highly leveraged instruments
Trade CFDs on leveraged ETPs with an EU regulated broker
Nvidia ETP x3
Apple ETP x3
Amazon ETP x3
MIcrosoft ETP x3
Alphabet ETP x3
Meta Platforms ETP x3
Frequently asked questions
Contracts for Difference (CFDs) are derivative products that allow you to trade on the price movement of financial assets, like shares or ETPs, without owning the underlying asset.
Leveraged Exchange-Traded Products (ETPs) are investment products that amplify the returns of an underlying asset as well as the risk.
These are leveraged ETPs that aim to deliver three times the daily performance of the underlying assets - Meta Platforms (META), Alphabet (GOOG), and Apple (AAPL), respectively.
The potential benefits include greater market exposure for a relatively small initial deposit (due to leverage) and the ability to trade both rising and falling markets.
Trading CFDs on leveraged ETPs is extremely risky. It involves high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage, especially since these are CFDs on leveraged instruments. As a result of the extreme volatility of these instruments, they are not suitable for all investors. Please consider whether you understand how these instruments work and the risk involved before trading them.
Only investors who fully understand how CFDs and leveraged ETPs work, the risks involved, and who can afford to take the high risk of losing their money, should consider trading these instruments.
No, when you trade CFDs, you do not own the underlying asset. You are speculating on the price movement of the asset.
Our platform provides various risk management tools such as stop-loss orders and price alerts. However, these tools do not eliminate risk completely and it's important to have a clear understanding of your risk tolerance and to use leverage carefully.
Yes, we offer a free demo account where you can practise trading CFDs on leveraged ETPs with virtual money. If you are not sure of how these instruments work, this is the best way to learn about them.
Due to the leveraged nature of the product, losses can be magnified. Daily compounding might also lead to unexpected returns, especially if an investor is unfamiliar with how a leveraged ETP operates. Moreover, returns over periods longer than one day may vary from those of the underlying stock, even after considering the leverage factor.
When the ETPs are backed by stocks or ETFs, the issuer gets dividends from those instruments. These dividends are used by the issuer of the ETP to buy more of the underlying asset, thus the dividend is not paid, but included in the price of the instrument. This means that the price of the ETP and CFD will not drop on the ex-date of the dividend with the dividend amount as a regular stock or ETF would.
Due to the nature of these products, the leverage factor of the underlying product for the CFD needs to be rebalanced if there's a huge price drop in the main asset being tracked and the related ETP Security will undergo the adjustment mid-day. This special adjustment follows the same rules as the usual end-of-day adjustment. If this happens, the ETP Security's performance that day might differ more from the main asset's performance than on a regular day and trading will most likely be halted for 15 minutes or more until this is done.
This means that trading of the CFD instrument will also be temporarily halted until trading for the ETP resumes and you will not be able to open or close positions in the ETP instrument which is undergoing a rebalance.
Please note that trading can be halted for an entire day in case the value of the asset which the ETP tracks has significantly fallen during a one-month period.
As the underlying product of the CFD aims to multiply the performance of the assets it is tracking, the ETP, on which the CFD is based, is possible to reach very low values. When this happens, the issuer does a reverse split/ share consolidation in order to normalise the value of the instrument. This change will be mirrored in your CFD positions. For instance, if you hold 1000 CFDs of the ETP priced at $0.1 (totalling $100) and a 100-factor (1:100) reverse split is enacted, you'll then own 10 CFDs, each valued at $10 (still totalling $100).