Australian Broker Vantage Follows MT5 Addition with 14 US Share CFDs

Friday, 01/07/2022 | 13:10 GMT by Solomon Oladipupo
  • Traders will enjoy $0 commission on their trades.
  • CFDs cover companies, such as Disney, Cisco, Exxon and McDonald’s Corporation.
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Vantage, a Sydney-headquartered multi-asset broker, said that it has added 14 more companies to its portfolio of share contracts for difference (CFDs).

The Australian broker, which announced the development on Friday on its LinkedIn page, said its customers can now trade these popular US share CFDs on its platform.

Traders will enjoy $0 commission on their trades, Vantage said.

The new 14 share CFDs include US companies such as Disney, Cisco, Exxon, McDonald’s Corporation and Intel, among others.

Overall, Vantage said traders can now trade more than 50 of the largest publicly-listed companies through its share CFDs.

Moreover, Vantage explained, “Our leveraged share CFDs enable clients to trade both long and short in some of the biggest US companies from just $6 per trade.

“And, you can take advantage of 33:1 leverage, which means you can get started with just a small initial margin.”

Additionally, the broker, which facilitates the trading of CFDs on forex, commodities and indices, noted that it welcomes all styles of trading.

“So, whether you are a short, medium or long-term trader, trade manually or with an expert advisor, you can unlock the potential of trading US share CFDs on MT4 with a leading Australian forex broker,” Vantage explained.

MT5 Addition

In April, Vantage expanded its trading platform offerings by introducing MetaTrader 5 (MT5).

The broker explained that the multi-asset platform will enable it to provide access to multiple trading markets.

The firm added that it will be able to deliver superior trading experience and fast processing times to its customers.

David Shayer, the CEO at Vantage UK, explained that the broker has seen a growing interest for more comprehensive and flexible trading solutions.

“The enhanced functionality provided by MetaTrader 5 (MT5) made it a clear winner in our books,” Shayer said.

Vantage, a Sydney-headquartered multi-asset broker, said that it has added 14 more companies to its portfolio of share contracts for difference (CFDs).

The Australian broker, which announced the development on Friday on its LinkedIn page, said its customers can now trade these popular US share CFDs on its platform.

Traders will enjoy $0 commission on their trades, Vantage said.

The new 14 share CFDs include US companies such as Disney, Cisco, Exxon, McDonald’s Corporation and Intel, among others.

Overall, Vantage said traders can now trade more than 50 of the largest publicly-listed companies through its share CFDs.

Moreover, Vantage explained, “Our leveraged share CFDs enable clients to trade both long and short in some of the biggest US companies from just $6 per trade.

“And, you can take advantage of 33:1 leverage, which means you can get started with just a small initial margin.”

Additionally, the broker, which facilitates the trading of CFDs on forex, commodities and indices, noted that it welcomes all styles of trading.

“So, whether you are a short, medium or long-term trader, trade manually or with an expert advisor, you can unlock the potential of trading US share CFDs on MT4 with a leading Australian forex broker,” Vantage explained.

MT5 Addition

In April, Vantage expanded its trading platform offerings by introducing MetaTrader 5 (MT5).

The broker explained that the multi-asset platform will enable it to provide access to multiple trading markets.

The firm added that it will be able to deliver superior trading experience and fast processing times to its customers.

David Shayer, the CEO at Vantage UK, explained that the broker has seen a growing interest for more comprehensive and flexible trading solutions.

“The enhanced functionality provided by MetaTrader 5 (MT5) made it a clear winner in our books,” Shayer said.

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