TMS Brokers is expanding its offer with nearly 400 CFDs on shares

After enabling clients to invest in contracts for more cryptocurrencies or popular French companies, the time has come for the giants with Belgium, Danii, Finland, Sweden and Portugal. Brokerage House OANDA TMS Brokers just expanded the offer by almost 400 CFD shares.

CFDs on stocks at TMS Brokers

Food, finance, clothing, technology, real estate - these are just some of the sectors in which these companies operate on a daily basis. From now on, TMS customers can add to their portfolio as many as 393 CFDs, incl. for such recognizable brands as a fashion house Hugo Boss, car manufacturer Volvo, a popular pharmaceutical concern AstraZeneca or the Nordic banking group Nordea.

In addition to expanding the already existing list of French or German CFDs on shares, TMS Brokers is introducing contracts for companies from the Nordic countries, Belgium and Portugal. In total, customers have over 1700 items at their disposal.

In March this year, Dom Maklerski TMS Brokers won the prestigious one Invest Cuffs awards, receiving the title of the best CFD broker. 

What are CFDs

CFDs CFD - Contracts For Differences) in other words, contracts for exchange rate differences. It is a derivative instrument based on another instrument, such as a stock index, the price of agricultural or industrial goods, prices of company shares or bonds. The CFD contract may also be based on another derivative, e.g. a futures contract, which is already a derivative and relates to one of the previously mentioned securities. They enable the purchase of a given asset with the use of leverage and for short sales, with relatively low financial security and low transaction fees.

What else characterizes CFD instruments? Please note that you will be charged for holding a CFD position overnight swap points according to the specification of our broker's instruments. In the case of goods, there may also be so-called rolloverwhich are associated with the "transfer" of our position to the next series of contracts, as long as the CFD we choose is based on futures instruments.

Stock CFDs also have dividends which are usually paid by brokers as swap points (although they are not). In the event that we have a short position, the dividend paid is our expense and is charged to the open position we hold.