Competitive Share CFD spreads with exceptional execution

A share CFD is a contract between a trader and a broker that enables you to profit from buying and selling assets without taking a direct ownership of the said asset.

A trader can calculate the CFD spread by subtracting the buying price of the CFD from its selling price. For example, if the buying/bid price of a CFD is $100 and the selling/ask price is now $101, the spread is going to be $101-$100 = $1.

Yes, trading CFDs without leverage is also an option, which might be suitable for traders seeking a more balanced risk approach. However, trading with leverage can be advantageous for those who are experienced and understand the risks involved, as it allows the potential for increased profits while utilizing less capital. Blueberry Markets offers a fixed 5:1 leverage and competitive spreads, aiming to provide traders with flexibility in their trading choices, whether they prefer to use leverage for potential profit amplification or take a more conservative approach.

Spread in stock trading is the difference between the buying/bid price of the stock and the selling/ask price of the same. It can also be called the difference between the two rates or yields of the stock.