Top 10 CFD Brokers - Compare CFD Brokers

Top 10 CFD Brokers | CFD Broker Comparison
Top 10 CFD Brokers Comparison Table
Online BrokerPositionMinimum DepositOnline Trading PlatformsAbout
1
Position
$100
Minimum Deposit
Plus500 Platform
Trading Platforms
2000+ CFDs to trade on an intutive, user friendly platform
About
2
Position
$150
Minimum Deposit
MT4, Web Trader
Trading Platforms
Wide range of markets to trade on a user friendly Web Trader plus MT4
About
3
Position
$200
Minimum Deposit
MT4, MT5
Trading Platforms
Broker with support for automated trading on MT4 and MT5
About
4
Position
$50
Minimum Deposit
Web Trader, MT4, Advanced Platform
Trading Platforms
Major MT4 broker with a user friendly Web Trader
About
5
Position
$200
Minimum Deposit
CopyTrader
Trading Platforms
Multi-asset broker with social and copy trading integrated into its user friendly platform
About
6
Position
$10IQ Option Platform
Minimum Deposit
User friendly platform with a range of types of markets to trade
About
7
Position
$25
Minimum Deposit
MT4, MT5, easyMarkets Platform, TradingView
Trading Platforms
Fixed spread broker offering trading on MT4 and its user friendly platform
About
8
Position
$100
Minimum Deposit
R Stocks Trader Web Trader, MT4, MT5
Trading Platforms
MT4 and MT5 plus 12,000+ CFDs on R Stocks Trader
About
9
Position
None
Minimum Deposit
MT4, MT5
Trading Platforms
Oanda Global offer trading on MT4 and MT5, with a wide range of trading tools
About
10
Position
None
Minimum Deposit
MT4, MT5, ThinkTrader
Minimum Deposit
MT4 and MT5 along with user friendly ThinkTrader
About

Top 10 CFD Brokers - Online CFD Trading

This table contains 10 well known brokers offering Contracts For Difference (CFD) trading in a range of markets, all providing web traders designed for the human trader. Some also offer online trading platforms which can be used for automated trading, if the trader wants to use trading robots (and thus apply automated CFD trading).

However the main focus of this table is on this idea of a CFD broker: one which offers a user friendly trading platform which can be used by a wide range of traders, from beginner to more advanced and has a range of markets letting the trader trade markets, without owning them.

The value of a CFD is referenced to the value of the traded market. The trader trades with the CFD provider and does not buy or sell the market.

The CFD lets the trader trade on price difference. In general a trade is based on a speculation about price movement, thus a CFD takes this part of the trade and makes it what the trade is. As the trader neither buys or sells an underlying market, they can go long (speculate on a rising market) or go short (speculate on a falling market). Leverage is also available, but increasing leverage increases risk.

A trade is about speculation based on value over time, and a CFD captures the idea of trading on value based on suppositions about how a market will move. The trader can use a provided trading platform, applying charting tools to form an analysis and supplement this with fundamental data about the market and its wider context.

CFDs arguably capture an idea of accessibility and these brokers are chosen to express this idea, in terms of having reasonable minimum deposit requirements as well as accessible trading platforms.