Hi Ourmaninoz . The answer is yes to the dividends ,but the tax...

Hi Ourmaninoz .
The answer is yes to the dividends ,but the tax implications could be different for CFDs ,because they are not technically a share .
CFD providers will credit your account with the equivalent of the dividend .
The only thing that you can miss out on with CFDs, is sometimes they may not participate in share price plans (SPP's)


Stop losses are great in theory but very hard to implement in practise .Even stops that are a reasonable distance away can get hit in volatile markets ,leaving you out of pocket more times than not.The big market players play sport by breaching the technical supports only to send it back up again .Supports are usually that close to each other, that by the time it breaches a support it is already at the next one .I have lost more money on stops than I have saved .
So my plan is to target stocks like CFE that is as safe as you can get on the market due to mispricing of their assets,and the diversity of the assets .The idea is to limit the risk by your choice of stock ,and the number of stocks to spread the risk .
I use stop losses but they are way down where I would never expect to get hit , only really as an added insurance .
For more speccy stocks I may use a closer stop loss ,and simply take smaller positions in line with percieved risk .
So ,for me its about taking more care in my choice of stock ,and allowing it room to move ,and time to move .