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Shares Account

Trade over 280 US Shares including Facebook, Apple, and Microsoft

Trading CFDs and Forex may expose you to significant losses

Widen Your Trading Possibilities with the Most Popular Share CFDs

With over 280 US Shares, you now have the choice to trade Share CFDs easily and instantly from one single screen


Why Trade Share CFDs with Ayox Trade?

Flexible Leverage
Trade over 280 US Share CFDs with up to 1:10 Leverage
Customized Charts & Tools
Access a rich set of advanced technical tools that help you make better trading decisions
Powerful Trading Platforms
Enrich your online trading experience with the world's most popular & renowned trading platforms
Direct Funding Methods
Select how you want to deposit/withdraw money from 15 different international funding methods
Multi-lingual Customer Support
Reach out to our dedicated customer support team and receive answers to all your questions
Value-Added Trading Services
Benefit from our exclusive value-added services that help you facilitate your trading

Trading Specifications

Trading Platform
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MetaTrader 5
Account Currency
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USD / EUR
Margin Requirement
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10%
Minimum Deposit
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N/A
Commission
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0.02$ / Share
($15 minimum/transaction)
Order execution
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Instant Execution
Stop Out
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20%
Limit & Stop Levels
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4 Ticks
Trading Instruments
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280+
Lots Size
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1 Share

Start Trading Today with Ayox Trade

Opening an account with Ayox is very easy and simple. Fill in the information below and complete your application in less than 3 minutes.

Shares Dividends:

CFDs on shares are subject to dividend. When a share pays dividends to its shareholders, dividend adjustments will be made to the trading accounts of clients who hold a position on the index at 00:00 GMT+2 time zone (DST applies) on the ex-dividend date.

Buy positions will receive an amount calculated as follows:

Dividend Adjustment = dividend declared x lots

Sell position will be charged an amount calculated as follows:

Dividend Adjustment = stock dividend declared x lots

Stock Split:

When a company declares a stock split, the number of shares of that company increases, but the market cap remains the same. Existing shares split, but the underlying value remains the same. As the number of shares increases, price per share goes down

there is no impact on the company’s market capitalization the action carried out is to reflect the clients existing share position using the split ratio announced.

Example:

Client bought 200 shares in MSFT at $100, currently trading at $140. MSFT announces a 2-for-1 Stock Split, Client's 200 shares position is closed flat then 2 New positions are opened for the client, 200 shares each opened at $70, new market price is $70. Client’s equity will not be affected and remains the same as before the Stock split.