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Online stock trading

CIBfx offers a selection of the world’s most popular stocks along with innovative tools and excellent trading conditions.

Tight spreads

As part of our Price Transparency Promise, our spreads never change during business hours, so you can know your costs in advance.

GUARANTEED STOP LOSS

Protect yourself and your open trades against uncontrolled losses. A standard feature in the CIBfx web and application platform.

NEGATIVE BALANCE PROTECTION

Another condition that is offered as a standard feature on CIBfx accounts ensures that you are protected when trading.

What is a CFD?

CFDs (Contracts for Difference), are an investment instrument, spot derivative, without maturity that works on the basis of operations on the prices of an underlying asset.. In this case, if we invest in stock CFDs, the objective will be to predict a rise or fall in the price of a share.

Why trade CFDs on stocks?

You can trade both long and short (i.e. you can earn if you predict the price of the stock, whether it goes up or down).
CFDs allow the use of leverage. That is, you can access larger volume positions with a minimum investment. They increase the profit margin but also the risk per trade.
No expiration date
Low margins, no extra commissions

Invest in CFDs on shares of the world's largest market capitalization companies!

USA

#MMM (3M Company)

#ANF (Abercrombie & Fitch Co.)

#ADBE (Adobe Systems Incorporated)

#AIG (American International Group)

#AA (Alcoa INC)

#BABA (Alibaba Group Holding Limited)

#MO (Altria Group INC)

#AMZN (Amazon.com INC)

#AXP (American Express Company)

#AAPL (Apple INC)

#T (AT&T)

#BIDU (Baidu INC)

#BA (The Boeing Company)

#BA (Bank Of America Corporation)

#BMY (Bristol Myers Squibb Company)

#CAT (Caterpillar INC)

#CVX (Chevron Corporation)

#CHL (China Mobile Limited)

#CSCO (Cisco Systems INC)

#C (Citigroup INC)

#KO (Coca Cola Company)

#CMCSA (Comcast Corporation)

#COP (Conocco Phillips)

#COST (Costco Wholesale Corporation)

#DD (Dupont Company)

#DIS (Walt Disney Company)

#EBAY (EBAY INC)

#XOM (Exxon Mobil Corppration)

#FB (Facebook INC)

#FDX (FedEx Corporation)

#RACE (Ferrari N.V.)

#F (Ford Motor Co)

#GE (General Electric Corporation)

#GM (General Motors Company)

#GS (Goldman Sachs Group INC)

#GOOG (Google)

#GRPN (Groupon INC)

#HAL (Halliburton Company)

#HOG (Harley Davidson INC)

#HD (Home Depot INC)

#HON (Honeywell International INC)

#HPQ (Hewlett-Packard Company)

#IBM (International Business Machine Corporation)

#INTC (Intel Corporation)

#JNJ(Johnson and Johnson)

#JPM (JP Morgan Chase&Company)

#KING (KING Digital Entertainment PLC)

#KRFT (Kraft Foods Group, INC)

#LVS (Las Vegas Sands Corp)

#LNKD (Linkedin Corporation)

#MS (MORGAN STANLEY)

#MA (MasterCard Incorporated)

#MCD (MCDonalds Corporation)

#MRK (Merk CO INC)

#MGM ( MGM Resorts International)

#MSFT (Microsoft Corporation)

#MDLZ (Mondelez International, INC)

#MWW (Monster Worldwide, INC)

#MCO (Moodys Corporation)

#MSI (Motorola Solutions, INC)

#NFLX (Netflix INC)

#NWSA (News Corporation)

#NKE (Nike INC)

#NVS (Novartis AG)

#NVDA (NVidia Corporation)

#ORCL (Oracle Corporation)

#PG (Procter&Gamble Company)

#PEP (Pepsico, INC)

#PBR (Petroleo Brasileiro S.A. – Petrobras)

#PFE (Pfizer INC)

#PM (Philip Morris International INC)

#QCOM (Qualcomm Incorporated)

#RL (Ralph Lauren Corporation)

#SCHW (CHARLES SCHWAB Corporation)

#SHAK (Shake Shack INC)

#SNE (Sony Corporation)

#S (Sprint Corporation)

#SPLS (Staples, INC)

#SBUX (Starbucks Corp)

#SYMC (Symantec Corporation)

#TSLA (TESLA MOTORS, INC)

#TIF (Tiffany & Co.)

#TWX (TIME WARNER INC)

#TM (Toyota Motor Corporation)

#TRV (The Travelers Companies INC)

#TRIP (TripAdvisor INC)

#TWTR (Twitter, INC)

#UPS (UNITED PARCEL Service, INC)

#UTX (United Technologies Corporation)

#VALE (Vale S.A.)

#VZ (Verizon INC)

#V (Visa INC)

#WMT (Walmart)

#WFC (Wells Fargo)

#WU (western Union Company)

#WFM (Whole Foods Market, INC)

#YHOO (Yahoo! INC)

#YNDX (Yandex)

#YELP (Yelp INC)

#ZNGA (Zynga, INC)

REINO UNIDO

#III (3i Group PLC)

#AV (Aviva PLC)

#BP (BP PLC)

#BAES (BAE Systems PLC)

#BCS (Barclays PLC)

#BDEV (BARRATT DEVELOPMENTS PLC)

#BG (BG Group)

#BT (BT Group)

#BRBY (Burberry Group PLC)

#EZJ (EasyJet PLC)

#GSK (GLAXOSMITHKLINE PLC)

#GLEN (Glencore PLC)

#HSBC (HSBC HOLDINGS Plc)

#LDBKF (Ladbrokes PLC)

#LGEN (LEGAL & GENERAL group PLC)

#LLOY (LLOYDS BANKING Group PLC)

#LSE (LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE Group PLC)

#EMG (MAN GROUP PLC)

#NXT (Next PLC)

#PRU (Prudential PLC)

#RBS (ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND Group PLC)

#RIO (Rio Tinto PLC)

#RR (ROLLS-ROYCE Holdings PLC)

#SAB (SABMiller PLC)

#SBRY (SAINSBURY)

#RDSB (Royal Dutch Shell Class B PLC)

#SPD (SPORTS DIRECT International PLC)

#SL (Standard Life PLC)

#STAN (STANDARD CHARTERED PLC)

#TSCO (Tesco PLC)

#VOD (Vodafone Group PLC)

FRANCIA

#CS (Axa Sa

#AF (AirFrance-KLM)

#ALU (Alcatel Lucent)

#BNP (BNP Paribas Sa)

#OR (L’Oreal Sa)

#MC (LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton Se)

#UG (Peugeot Sa)

#GLE (Societe Generale Sa)

#FP (Total Sa)

#VIV (Vivendi Sa)

ALEMANIA

#ADS (Adidas)

#ALV (Allianz SE)

#BMW (Bayerische Motoren Werke AG)

#BAS (BASF SE)

#BAYN (Bayer AG)

#CBK (COMMERZBANK AG)

#DAI (Daimler AG)

#DBK (DEUTSCHE BANK AG)

#DPW (DEUTSCHE POST AG)

#EOAN (E.ON SE)

#LHA (Deutsche Lufthansa AG)

#PUM (Puma SE)

#SAP (SAP SE)

#SIE (Siemens AG)

#VOW (Volkswagen AG)

FAQ

A share is a security representing an aliquot portion of a company’s capital stock. Consequently, the holders of shares own the company in proportion to the number of shares they own.

What is the difference between buying a stock and a stock CFD?

When we acquire a share, we are owners of a company in proportion to the number of shares we have and if so decided by the shareholders meeting, they will be entitled to the payment of dividends.

When we buy a stock CFD, we are NOT buying the stock, we are only buying a contract with the broker or the market, where we are going to speculate with the price of the stock. If our prediction is correct, the broker must pay the difference between the buying and selling price of the contract. If the prediction is incorrect the investor must pay the difference.

Why do companies float shares on the stock exchange?

Companies go public in order to obtain capital investment. It is a way to avoid going through the banking system. However, nothing ensures that a company will be successful in the stock market. There are many known cases of companies that want to go public and are not able to raise the expected funds.

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