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CFD : FAQs
Last update : September 2010
Page Summary:
This page lists some of the more common stockmarket and CFD related questions and answers

General Q&A
Who owns the physical shares in a CFD transaction and what about 'corporate actions'
Do I have to pay Stamp Duty when using CFDs
How will corporate actions such as a Rights Issue affect my CFD holdings
If I buy a share using a CFD will I still get any dividend income
What is the minimum and maximum trade size I can transact using CFDs
After how many weeks does the CFD financing charge start to get expensive
How long can CFDs be held
What markets can CFDs be traded in
Do I need to have a specialist CFD broker or can I use my traditional stockbroker
How do CFDs compare to Spread Bets
I've been told I can't trade CFDs because I have no market experience. What can I do
What is an equity CFD
What is Pairs Trading
Can CFDs be used for 'Bed & Breakfast' type tax saving trades
Have you got any good rules for successful trading
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