
Explore UAE's most traded shares with Plus500: Emaar, Salik, DEWA & more Gulf Network
The United Arab Emirates continues to stand tall as a global business and financial powerhouse. With its striking skyline, anchored by landmarks like Emaar's Burj Khalifa, and advanced infrastructure—from road networks such as Salik to essential services delivered by DEWA—the UAE reflects a forward-looking, high-performing economy.
In this dynamic landscape, investors worldwide are showing increasing interest in gaining exposure to top UAE-listed companies. One efficient way to tap into these opportunities is through Contracts for Difference (CFDs) on trading platforms like Plus500.
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Why Consider Trading UAE Shares?
From real estate giants to public service providers, several UAE-based firms are among the region's most actively traded stocks. Plus500 enables retail and professional traders to access the price movements of these shares through CFDs—without requiring ownership of the actual asset.
With just a few steps, users can open a Plus500 account and begin trading key local shares such as Emaar, Salik, and DEWA.
Key Highlights:
The UAE remains a vital hub for global trade, finance, and innovation.CFDs allow investors to speculate on both rising and falling prices without holding the underlying shares.Leverage options enable increased exposure, but also amplify both profits and losses.Plus500 users can trade popular UAE-listed stocks on a regulated, easy-to-use platform.
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Understanding CFDs
Contracts for Difference are financial instruments that let traders speculate on the price movements of assets—ranging from individual stocks to commodities, forex pairs, indices, and even cryptocurrencies.
CFDs are leveraged, meaning you can gain larger market exposure with a smaller upfront investment. However, it's essential to remember that leverage increases both potential gains and potential losses.
Why Trade CFDs on Plus500?
Plus500 is a globally regulated trading platform licensed by authorities such as the Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA) and the Securities and Commodities Authority (SCA) in the UAE.
Features include:
. A free and unlimited demo account for practice
. Interactive and intuitive trading tools
. A rich library of educational resources
. The exclusive +Insights tool, which provides real-time data based on millions of trader positions—highlighting the most traded, bought, and sold instruments
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UAE Shares Available on Plus500
Emaar Properties
One of the largest real estate developers in the region, Emaar is listed on the Dubai Financial Market (DFM) under the ticker EMAAR. The company is known for iconic projects such as Downtown Dubai and the Dubai Mall.
Salik
Established in 2007, Salik operates Dubai's electronic toll collection system. It is listed on the DFM under the ticker SALIK and has quickly become one of the most watched transport-sector stocks in the UAE.
DEWA (Dubai Electricity and Water Authority)
Founded in 1992, DEWA is a key utility provider for Dubai, ensuring reliable electricity and water services across the emirate. The company's shares are traded under the DEWA symbol on the DFM.
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Final Thoughts
With its vibrant economy and strong corporate fundamentals, the UAE offers compelling investment opportunities. Platforms like Plus500 make it easier than ever to trade the country's most influential companies through CFDs—offering flexibility, leverage, and access to real-time market data.
Whether you're an experienced trader or just beginning your investment journey, trading UAE stocks like Emaar, Salik, and DEWA through Plus500 offers a streamlined way to participate in one of the region's most dynamic markets.
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