For accounts under CySec/FCA regulation, zero commission applies to most stocks available on the Avrocs platform. For accounts under ASIC regulation, zero commission applies to all US stocks available on the InfiniteBulls platform.

Zero commission applies when investing in non-leveraged, BUY stock positions.

Zero commission does not apply to stock CFDs.

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Zero commission stock investing is available to all InfiniteBulls users, excluding the US.

Avrocs offers CFD trading with currencies, commodities, indices, stocks, and cryptocurrencies.

Trading with leverage means using capital borrowed from a broker when opening a position. Sometimes traders may wish to apply leverage in order to gain more exposure with minimal equity as part of their investment strategy. Leverage is applied in multiples of the capital invested by the trader, for example 2x, 5x, or higher, and the broker lends this sum of money to the trader at the fixed ratio. Leverage may be applied to both buy (long) and short (sell) positions. It is important to note that any losses will be multiplied as well as profits.
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“Short selling,” or “going short,” is a practice which enables traders to open a position that will increase in value if a financial instrument’s price goes down. This is used either when markets are falling, or as a hedging tool.
One of the big advantages of investing in CFDs, rather than in markets like commodities or stocks, is that you can profit from falling markets as well. Remember, a CFD is a Contract for Difference, but that difference can go in any direction. So you can invest in the possibility of prices going up (a “buy” or “long” order) or down (a “sell” or “short” order), according to what you think is likely to happen.

With CFDs, you don’t actually purchase or own an instrument, so you are not constricted by the high prices of whole shares. CFDs make it possible to buy or sell part — or a fraction — of a share. For example, if the price of one share of Google stock is $1,000, on Avrocs you can choose to invest $50 in Google stock with 1:10 leverage, thereby, holding $500 worth of Google stock (half of a share) in your portfolio.

The legality of CFD trading varies by country, but there are many countries where it is legally permitted when properly regulated. InfiniteBulls is regulated as a CFD broker by CySEC, the FCA, and ASIC. InfiniteBulls offers CFD trading in the UK, Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Australia and many other countries.

Any financial investment involves risk, and CFDs are no different. CFD assets traded without leverage have the same risk as those assets traded directly. On InfiniteBulls, for example, you can invest in any asset without applying any leverage. However, trading CFDs with leverage increases your market exposure, thereby, increasing your risk.
To learn more about how leverage works, click here.