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Irsa

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9 minutes ago, Irsa said:

I'm new here, want to find out if i can get leverage on share dealing account?

Hi @Irsa

Welcome to the community and thanks for reaching out.

 

Different types of leveraged products

The majority of leveraged trading uses derivative products, meaning you trade an instrument that takes its value from the price of the underlying asset, rather than owning the asset itself.

The main leveraged products are:

1. Spread betting (UK only)

A bet on the direction in which a market will move, which will earn more profit the more the market moves in your chosen direction – but more loss if it goes the other way.

 

2. Contracts for difference (CFDs)

An agreement with a provider to exchange the difference in price of a particular financial product between the time the position is opened and when it is closed.

For more information on our leveraged products please kindly visit this link: What is leverage in trading and spread betting vs CFDs

 

All the best - MongiIG

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