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Shares

When you buy shares, you own a piece of that company. As the value of that company goes up or down, your investment does too.
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Funds/ETFs

A fund is a basket of multiple investments. You can buy shares of funds or ETFs through your investing platform or brokerage.
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CFDs

A “contract for difference” (CFD) is a derivative product that allows you to trade based on the price of an underlying asset without actually owning the investment, it’s typically a risky method of trading because it involves leverage (borrowed money).
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