TRADE CFDs
ON INDICES
INDICES TRADING
Indices are baskets of stocks which represent the performance and measure the value of the particular stock market sector to which they belong. Each index is determined by the weighted average of the price of the stocks that comprise it and can be used to indicate the performance of a particular sector or even the health of the economy of a country.
Why choose to trade CFDs on Indices
Provide the opportunity to speculate on the value and health of entire sectors and economies
The price movements of stocks are generally smoother than other asset classes
Stock indices are affected by political and economic shifts
Indices trading allows you to spread your risk across the assets that comprise the particular index
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INDICES
Access some of the largest economies and sectors with our Indices CFD and speculate on the value of baskets of stocks while also spreading your risk across a number of assets.
SYMBOL | Bid | Ask | Spread | |
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US30 | - | - | - | |
US100 | - | - | - | |
US500 | - | - | - | |
UK100 | - | - | - | |
DE30 | - | - | - | |
F40 | - | - | - | |
HK50 | - | - | - |
TRADING INDICES
Select your
Indices
Select your Indices
Indices are baskets of individual shares which are ranked by major banks or non-bank financial institutions and they can be divided between sector or region based.
When trading CFDs on Indices, you are essentially trading the economy of an entire sector or an entire region. As such, it’s important to understand that the performance of each index can be heavily affected by global events. Ensure that you have a good grasp on what may affect the index you have chosen.
Open
your position
Open your position
Close
your position
Close your position
Once you’ve placed your trade, you will need to monitor your position. Your trade could be automatically closed based on your stop loss order or your take profit order, or you could decide to close the position if it’s not performing as you expected.