Concise platform for trading beginners and advanced users
Capital.com’s Webtrader is not only user-friendly, but also packed with helpful trading functions. Through the simply structured trading interface, traders can quickly and easily access relevant information such as trading hours, margin or holding costs.
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Guaranteed Stop Loss
Capital.com offers a guaranteed stop loss (GLS), which is ideal for traders who want to hedge. But a GSL is not only helpful for traders who are (often rightly) afraid of price gaps. Especially when it comes to upcoming news, no matter if it is general business news or company figures, with a GLS you can never lose more than you specified. What is a guaranteed stop loss? A guaranteed stop closes the position exactly at the price level you specified, without any risk of slippage. For this guarantee you have to pay a small additional premium, but only if your stop is actually executed.

Extended Trading Hours for CFD Stocks
But the highlight of Capital.com is without doubt the extended trading hours. Capital.com offers traders the opportunity to trade outside the extended trading hours. Normally you can trade German stocks as CFDs only at Xetra times and US stocks only at the opening of the main stock exchange from 15:30 to 22 o’clock German time. However, this was always disadvantageous for traders, because once the stock exchange was closed the positions remained open until the next trading day.
This is now changing with the extended trading hours of Capital.com. US stocks like Tesla, for example, would now be tradable from 10:10 a.m. to 2 a.m. (German time). This allows you to either react spontaneously to important news or close existing positions in profit or loss.
There are no further fees for this, only the spread continues to be understandably low. This widening of the spread follows the liquidity of the share, which is less traded off-exchange.
In the following picture, for example, you can see the Capital.com chart on Tesla for the publication of the quarterly figures in July 2020.
