What are ETF CFDs at OANDA TMS?

An ETF (Exchange Traded Fund) is an investment fund tracks the performance of a specific index, commodity, bond, or other asset. An ETF is a passive fund type that operates similarly to stocks – it can be bought and sold on the exchange during the trading day.

An ETF CFD (Exchange Traded Fund Contract for Difference) is a financial derivative that allows traders to speculate on the price movements of an ETF without actually owning the underlying ETF units.

Refer to detailed information on ETF Funds CFDs on our website.

• Leverage—ETF CFDs allow you to take a large position with a relatively small amount of capital (margin). Leverage trading can amplify both your potential profits and losses.

• Go long or short—You can trade on both rising and falling prices of ETFs. This flexibility can be beneficial in various market conditions.

• Diversification—By trading a CFD on an ETF, you indirectly gain exposure to the diversified basket of assets held within that ETF, similar to owning the ETF itself.

• Flexibility and liquidity—You can trade ETF CFDs at any time during the trading hours.

You need to have a live account (CFDs account).

You can trade ETF CFDs on the OANDA mobile app or MetaTrader 5.

Refer to the list of all available ETF CFDs on our website.

For the minimum and maximum order sizes, check the desired instrument’s details on the instruments specification page.

For more information, see the Table of Fees and Commissions in the CFDs section on the documents page.

For more information, see the Table of Fees and Commissions in the CFDs section on the documents page.

Our spreads are dynamic. For our current spreads, check the desired instrument’s details on the instruments specification page.

For trading hours, check the desired instrument’s details on the instruments specification page.

Leverage is available. For the leverage option, check the desired instrument’s details on the instruments specification page.

You can short sell.