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Thousands of ETFs covering stocks,
bonds, commodities, indices, and more

Thousands of ETFs (both physical and CFDs)
covering stocks, bonds, commodities, indices, and more

Trade ETF’s with CFI

Trade ETFs and ETF CFDs with CFI

What is ETFS

What are ETFs?

Exchange-Traded Funds have given rise to a new derivative that allows exposure on hundreds of asset combinations ranging from individual stocks to volatility-related products. They represent a fresh way of trading your favorite product while allowing for multi-layered diversification and portfolio allocation. In other words, any mixture of products you have in mind, you can easily find an ETF that tracks it or build a portfolio using only a few, saving you the hassle of entering positions across thousands of different products.

Benefits of trading ETFs with CFI

Why CFI?

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All you need to know about
CFI ETFs Specification:

All you need to know about
our ETFs and ETF CFD Specification:

Take a look at our ETFS

Take a look at our ETFs and ETF CFDs


List of available ETF’s

With CFI, you can trade a diversified number of indices across US, Europe and Asia. If you have a certain view on a group of stocks or the stocks of a country, indices are your instrument of choice as they allow you to have directional exposure on a large number of companies, instead of buying or selling individuals stocks. The advantage of cash indices is that they have no expiry date so you can hold them for a short period or for the long term. Furthermore, they replicate the hours of the future contracts that are traded on exchanges.
With CFI, you can trade a diversified number of indices across US, Europe and Asia. If you have a certain view on a group of stocks or the stocks of a country, indices are your instrument of choice as they allow you to have directional exposure on a large number of companies, instead of buying or selling individuals stocks. The advantage of cash indices is that they have no expiry date so you can hold them for a short period or for the long term. Furthermore, they replicate the hours of the future contracts that are traded on exchanges.

ETFs Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

An Exchange Traded Fund is a product that tracks the performance of one or more products including an individual stock, group of stocks, an entire stock market, a sector, and even an entire region. ETFs were established in the early 1990s, and while similar to mutual funds, they are easier and more flexible to trade given that they trade on exchanges and behave similar to stocks, in terms of market structure and dynamics.

●SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY) tracks the performance of the popular S&P 500
●Technology Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLK) tracks a group of US technology companies
●SPDR Gold ETF (GLD) tracks the performance of Gold

Main types include:
●   Stock Index ETFs
●   Sector ETFs
●   Bond ETFs
●   Commodity ETFs
●   Real Estate ETFs
●   Leveraged ETFs
●   Inverse ETFs

With CFI, you can trade CFDs on ETFs or trade outright, exchanged-based ETFs for the full-ownership experience.

CFI offers access to 13000+ products including stocks and ETFs from one single platform.

CFI allows for fractional shares and ETFs. This means you can trade as low as 0.01 lots or 1% of a stock or ETF. For example, if an ETF costs $200 per share, you can buy or sell 0.01, which translates to $2 in terms of investment.

Most ETFs tend to pay dividends and whether you are trading them in the form of CFDs or outright, you will receive the dividend associated with that specific ETF.

ETFs have been created with a long-term approach in mind. indeed, some ETFs can be day traded yet the majority provide better returns, including dividends, over a longer period of time.

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