CMC Markets is expanding its product offering with CFDs on new stocks

CMC Markets has expanded its CFD lineup with new stocks in emerging industries; quantum computing, artificial intelligence-based learning and digital car sales.

This comes just a month after it introduced extended trading hours for more than 80 prominent US stocks.

CFDs on new shares

• IonQ (IONQ) provides quantum computers for commercial and research applications. Despite ​​a year-to-date gain of more than 165%, IONQ remains volatile, down about 40% year-to-date due to valuation issues.
• Computational Failures (RGTI) develops quantum hardware and software for industries such as finance, healthcare and artificial intelligence. After surging 500%+ year-to-date, RGTI is now facing challenges due to declining revenues and weak earnings.
• Duolingo (NEARBY) is an education technology company known for its language learning app that uses gamification to teach more than 40 languages. DUOL hit an all-time high of $441 in February 2025, but is under pressure from weak FY25 EBITDA forecasts.
• Caravan (CVNA) is an e-commerce platform for buying and selling used cars online. CVNA recovered to $226 and is up 170%+ year-to-date thanks to improved operations and market optimism.

About CMC Markets

CMC Markets offers over 12,000 CFDs on stocks, forex, indices, commodities, ETFs, Treasuries and custom indices.

The broker supports its web platform and MT4, providing a customizable trading experience with advanced charting tools for active traders.

CMC is highly trusted with licenses from the FCA, ASIC, MAS, CIRO, BaFin, FMA and DFSA providing peace of mind.

New traders can start without a minimum deposit.

Founded in 1989, CMC Markets is a respected broker listed on the London Stock Exchange and authorized by several tier one regulators, including the FCA, ASIC and CIRO. More than 1 million traders from all over the world subscribe to the multi-award winning brokerage.

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