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Where Can I Spread Bet on SAP?


At the moment, investors are able to spread bet without paying any commissions on SAP, in addition to a range of similar markets, through providers like:

Advert: SAP Spread Betting, sponsored by FinancialSpreads.com.
You can spread bet on SAP with Financial Spreads.

Where Can I Spread Bet on SAP for Free?


Investing, by its very nature, always involves an element of risk, but if you'd like to open a free Demo Account, that allows you to access professional charts and try spread betting, see below for further details.

In addition, don't forget that, in the UK, spread trading is tax free*, i.e. it is exempt from capital gains tax, income tax and stamp duty.

Assuming you want a low cost trading platform, keep in mind that investors are able to trade SAP without paying any commissions or brokers' fees through companies like:

Free Demo Account


Should you want a free Practice Account so you can get to grips with financial spread betting, and trading markets such as the DAX 30, EUR/USD, USD/JPY and SAP, then look into: Each of the above spread betting firms currently offer a risk free Practice Account that allows users to practice with an array of trading orders, try out new strategies and access charts, including candlestick and line charts.


Where Can I Find Live Spread Betting Prices and Charts for SAP?


The live CFD chart and prices below will provide readers with a helpful look at the SAP share price.


The chart above is from Plus500 and typically tracks the near-term SAP futures contract (not the daily market).

Should you want to analyse real time spread betting prices/charts for SAP, you may require a spread trading account.

In addition, a spreads account would give you access to shorter-term spot prices. Readers should note that such accounts are subject to status, credit and suitability checks.

If your application is accepted then you can log on and review the real-time trading charts/prices. Usually, these are free. What's the catch? You could receive the odd sales call or letter from the relevant firm.

If you were to trade, remember that CFDs and spread trading do involve a high degree of risk to your capital and losses could exceed your initial deposit.

Professional Level Charting Packages for SAP


Whilst the charting packages tend to vary across the industry, in order to assist you with your technical analysis, they generally have user friendly tools and features that include:
  • A variety of time intervals e.g. 1 minute, 1 hour, 1 day etc
  • A variety of views e.g. candlestick, line and OHLC charts
  • Tools for adding features e.g. Fibonacci fans, arcs and time zones

The charts on FinancialSpreads also include advanced features:
  • Customisable Indicators and BackTesting tools
  • Popular overlays e.g. Moving Averages, Bollinger Bands, Chande Kroll Stop etc
  • Over 30 indicators e.g. Chaikin Money Flow, RMI, Swing Index etc
  • Automatic email notifications that trigger when your chosen market hits a certain price

Sample SAP trading chart

SAP Trading Guide - Example Chart


The following brokers give their users access to charts and live prices:
How to Spread Bet on SAP

How to Spread Bet on SAP?


If an investor is looking to speculate on European listed companies like SAP then one solution could be spread trading on the SAP share price.

Looking at a financial spread betting platform like Tradefair, we can see that they are currently pricing the SAP Rolling Daily market at €60.69 - €60.84. Therefore, an investor could put a spread bet on the SAP share price:

  SAP Trading Example Increasing above €60.84, or
  SAP Spread Betting Example Decreasing below €60.69

Whilst spread betting on German shares you trade in £x per cent. So, if you staked £4 per cent and the SAP share price changes by €0.38 then that would alter your bottom line by £152. £4 per cent x €0.38 = £152.

Note that you are also able to invest in this market in Dollars or Euros, e.g. €x per cent.

Rolling Daily Shares Markets

Be aware that this is a Rolling Daily Market and so there is no preset settlement date for this market. Therefore, if you decide not to close your trade by the end of the day, it simply rolls over to the next session.

If your bet is rolled over and you are speculating that the market will:

  SAP Spread Betting Example Rise - then you'll be charged a small overnight financing fee, or
  SAP Spread Betting Example Fall - then you will normally receive a small credit to your account

To find out more about Rolling Daily Markets read our feature Rolling Daily Spread Betting.


SAP Rolling Daily - German Equities Spread Betting Example


So, if you think about the spread of €60.69 - €60.84 and assume that:
  • You've done your company analysis, and
  • You think that the SAP share price will increase and go higher than €60.84
Then you may choose to buy at €60.84 for a stake of, for example, £2 per cent.

With such a spread bet you win £2 for every cent that the SAP shares rise above €60.84. However, you will make a loss of £2 for every cent that the SAP market goes below €60.84.

Looking at this from another angle, should you ‘Buy’ a spread bet then your P&L is found by taking the difference between the final price of the market and the price you bought the spread at. You then multiply that price difference by your stake.

As a result, if the share price started to rise you might decide to close your position and therefore guarantee your profits. If that happened then the spread might move to €61.33 - €61.48. In order to close your spread bet you would sell at €61.33. As a result, with the same £2 stake you would make:

Profits (or losses) = (Final Level - Opening Level) x stake
Profits (or losses) = (€61.33 - €60.84) x £2 per cent stake
Profits (or losses) = €0.49 x £2 per cent stake
Profits (or losses) = 49c x £2 per cent stake
Profits (or losses) = £98 profit

Speculating on shares, by spread trading or otherwise, can fail to go to plan. In the above example, you wanted the share price to rise. Nevertheless, it can also decrease.

If the SAP stock had fallen then you might choose to close your trade in order to limit your losses.

So if the market fell to €60.29 - €60.44 then this means you would settle your position by selling at €60.29. As a result, your loss would be:

Profits (or losses) = (Final Level - Opening Level) x stake
Profits (or losses) = (€60.29 - €60.84) x £2 per cent stake
Profits (or losses) = -€0.55 x £2 per cent stake
Profits (or losses) = -55c x £2 per cent stake
Profits (or losses) = -£110 loss

Note: SAP Rolling Daily spread betting market taken as of 18-Dec-12.


Advert: SAP Spread Betting, sponsored by FinancialSpreads.com.
You can spread bet on SAP with Financial Spreads.


Risk Warning: Spread betting and CFD trading carry a high level of risk to your capital and you may lose more than your initial investment. Spread betting and CFD trading may not be suitable for all investors. Only speculate with money that you can afford to lose. Please ensure you fully understand the risks involved and seek independent financial advice where necessary.

'SAP Spread Betting' by DB, updated 29-Apr-13

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Risk Warning: Spread betting and CFD trading carry a high level of risk to your capital and you may lose more than your initial investment. Spread betting and CFD trading may not be suitable for all investors. Only speculate with money that you can afford to lose. Please ensure you fully understand the risks involved and seek independent financial advice where necessary.

The contents on CleanFinancial.com are for information purposes only and are not intended as a recommendation to trade. Nothing on this website should be construed as investment advice.

Neither CleanFinancial.com nor any contributing company/author accept any responsibility for any use that may be made of the above or for the correctness or accuracy of the information provided.


* Tax law is subject to change or may differ if you pay tax in a jurisdiction other than the UK.

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