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Dow Jones Industrial Average (US30 CFD)
Nasdaq 100 (NAS100 CFD)
S&P 500
(US500 CFD)
Russel 2000 (US2000 CFD)
US Dollar Index (USIDX CFD)
Volatility Index (VIX CFD)
ASX200
(AUS200 CFD)
STI
(SGCSGD CFD)
Taiwan MSCI (TW88 CFD)
Nikkei 225 (JPN225 CFD)
China A50 (CHCUSD CFD)
China H-Shares (HSCHKD CFD)
Heng Seng
(HK50 CFD)
STOXX Europe 50 (EUSTX50 CFD)
CAC 40
(FRA40 CFD)
FTSE 100
(UK100 CFD)
DAX 30
(GER30 CFD)
AEX
(NETH25 CFD)
SMI
(SWI20 CFD)
Indices measure the price performance of a group of stocks from a particular exchange. Traders gain exposure to a collection of stocks through a single position without needing to trade each company's stock individually.
Whether it is the S&P500 representing the top 500 companies in the US or the FTSE 100 showcasing the most prominent companies listed on the London Stock Exchange, indices offer a convenient way for traders to participate in broader market movements and diversify their investment portfolios.
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Index trading through Contracts for Difference (CFDs) offers a flexible and efficient way to speculate on the price movements of various indices without actually owning the underlying assets. With index CFDs, traders can speculate on the future direction of an index's price to make gains in the market.
Indices can be traded in two major ways: index CFDs or stock index futures.
Index trading offers diversification, access to entire markets, and the ability to profit from rising and falling markets.
CFDs or Contract for Differences are financial derivatives that involve no delivery of physical securities or goods delivery. Instead, traders only speculate on the price movements of different instruments to make gains.
While stock trading involves buying and selling individual stocks of companies, index trading involves only speculating on the price movements of entire stock market indices.
Some of the most popular index CFDs include the S&P 500, Dow Jones Industrial Average, NASDAQ, FTSE 100, ASX 200, ASX 100 and DAX.
An index in trading is a basket or group of derivatives, securities, or financial instruments that measure and represent the performance of a specific area of the market.