CFD Trading.

Alongside its forex and exchange market operations, this trading mobile app carries a curated CFD list for traders who want the wider range.

A curated list of CFDs, backed by institutional-grade tooling and a UI that respects your time.

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Inside TM9 2.0.

The TM9 2.0 screens that matter on leveraged CFDs: open positions, balance, equity and margin tracking, and real-time quotes.

TM9 EUR/USD chart with alerts - CFD trading analysis

TM9 balance equity margin panel - CFD trading risk view

TM9 live quotes and close position - CFD trading trading

TM9 portfolio hub with alerts - CFD trading overview

TM9 open positions view - CFD trading context

What This Covers.

A deliberately short CFD list in TM9, quoted and charted with institutional-grade tooling.

A curated list

TM9 supports a curated CFD list rather than an endless one, and adds new instruments every quarter.

Know the risk

Trading carries a real risk of loss. Leverage, spreads and margin policy on CFDs are set by your broker, so read their terms before you trade.

The tooling around it

The same charts, alerts, copy trading and multi-device sync apply to CFDs as to every other market in the app.

App on the home page for CFD Trading

Leverage, Sizing and the CFD List.

Three notes on leverage, sizing and why the CFD list is kept short.

Why does TM9 offer a curated CFD list?

A curated CFD list is a deliberate choice. A shorter list is easier to keep properly quoted and charted than a directory of thousands of instruments, most of which nobody trades. New instruments are added each quarter as the list grows.

What matters most when trading leveraged CFDs?

CFDs are leveraged instruments, so position sizing matters more than instrument choice. TM9 keeps risk settings with your account and lets you set a stop from the chart itself, but the leverage and margin policy come from your broker.

Is CFD trading suitable for beginners?

CFDs are for experienced traders who understand leverage and sizing. If you are new, the curated list, the risk settings and the ability to set a stop from the chart are the parts worth learning before you increase size.

Where This Fits.

How markets sits inside the wider TM9 platform. For the app you trade these markets in, see the TM9 home page.

What TM9 covers

TM9 is a multi-asset platform across multiple brokers: major and minor forex pairs, global indices such as SPX, NDX, DAX and NIFTY, commodities including gold, silver and oil, and a curated list of CFDs. New instruments are added every quarter. Orders go straight to the broker you connect, and their offering decides which instruments you can reach.

One account, every market

Forex pairs, global indices, commodities and a curated CFD list sit in one account, one watchlist and one charting canvas, with new instruments added each quarter. The same tooling applies to all of them: sub-second quotes, over a hundred studies, price and volatility alerts, copy trading and multi-device sync. Which instruments you can reach is set by the broker you connect, along with their spreads, leverage and execution policy.

Good to know

Which instruments you can actually trade depends on the broker account you connect, and their spreads, swaps and leverage apply to every position. Trading carries a real risk of loss. TM9 supplies the charts, alerts and order routing; the broker holds the funds and executes the orders the app sends.