Further to Grahods example, whilst it can appear to be a good...

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    Further to Grahods example, whilst it can appear to be a good way to get into large quantities of a stock for little outlay, for every cent the share drops you are loosing $200.00, so you need to have additional funds in your CFD account to cover any drop in the price.
    Obviously a good trading plan, and knowledge of stop losses is essential, because if the share does move against you it can have disastrous consequences to your trading capital.
 
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