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XM announced that clients can trade Stock CFDs and Equity Indices, including shares of companies such as Meta and Apple, during potentially more active market conditions in March.
XM has detailed that its clients can trade Stock CFDs and Equity Indices during March, a period the broker notes may see increased market activity. The offering covers shares of well-known companies such as Meta and Apple, as well as other major indices, and allows both long and short positions.
According to the broker’s published information, trading is conducted directly from the XM account with zero commissions and without stock exchange fees. Fractional trading is supported, giving clients access to portions of high-value stocks. XM also reminds users that trading Forex and CFDs carries a high risk of loss and that terms and conditions apply.
XM is an international broker operating in nearly 190 countries, offering over 1,400 trading instruments such as Forex pairs, stocks, commodities, cryptocurrencies, and precious metals. The broker holds licenses from multiple regulators (including CySEC, FSCA, DFSA, FSC, FSA, CMA, and SCA), provides several account types for varying levels of experience, supports copy trading for eligible regions, and features high-speed order execution with negative balance protection. For detailed information, see the broker profile on Traders Union.
For background, see our earlier news about XM’s recent acquisition of a Kenyan CMA license, which marked a significant expansion of its regulated services in Africa. Stay informed on these developments by reviewing the previous XM update on Traders Union here.