Spread bets and CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 69% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading spread bets and CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you understand how spread bets and CFDs work, and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.

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  • Multi-asset trading platform with Informative, customisable charts and alerts
  • Go long or short on thousands of financial instruments
  • Saving the best for last — Lower Spreads, Speedy Execution
  • Trade with leverage* to make your capital go further

* Leverage magnifies both profits and losses

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What markets can I trade?

Trade Shares

Shares

Thousands of stocks from around the world, from Apple to Zoom

Trade Shares
Trade Forex

Forex

A selection of FX pairs with low spreads starting at 0.6 pips on EUR/USD

Trade Forex
Trade Commodities

Commodities

Metals, energies and soft commodities with gold from 0.5pts

Trade Commodities
Trade Indices

Indices

Trade over the stock markets 24/5 with cash and futures CFDs on indices

Trade Indices
Go to the market

Other markets

Find out some of our other markets including ETFs and Bonds.

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1. Create your account

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How to calculate Pip value?

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Pip Value can be variable or fixed, depending on two factors:
1. The currency pair traded, (for example: EUR/USD).
2. The base currency, (for example: EUR of the EUR/USD currency pair is the measuring currency).
To calculate pip value, divide one pip (usually 0.0001) by the current market value of the forex pair. Then, multiply that figure by your lot size, which is the number of base units that you are trading. This means that the value of a pip will be different between currency pairs, due to the variations in exchange rates.
 

What spreads do markets.com offer?

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The Spread on our platform is Floating. This means that the Spread we have can vary throughout the day depending on various market factors such as liquidity or volatility. Floating spread means that when liquidity is high and volatility is low, it can adjust accordingly and tighten. 

How can I open Entry Limit/Entry Stop Orders?

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To open one of the above orders, select your direction (Buy or Sell) and from the New Order window, follow up by clicking on the ‘Advanced’ option.

If you have selected Buy, you will be allowed to place a Buy Limit or Buy Stop Order. If you have selected Sell, you will be allowed to place a Sell Limit or Sell Stop Order.

What is a Stop Loss/Take Profit?

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Stop Loss and Take Profit are protection orders which allow you to protect yourself against further losses or lock-in your profits when you are not able to monitor your positions.
Stop Loss limits an investors loss on a specific level. On our platform stop-loss can be set based on rate, USD value, % of Margin. 
Take Profit fills only when the predefined instrument price is reached. On our platform take-profit can be set based on rate, USD value, % of Margin. 

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