Indices CFD trading
Whether it's the Dow Jones, DAX or one of our sector-themed indices such as the Green Index, get exposure to global markets without relying on the performance of a single company.
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Access global indices with extended trading hours
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Trade the S&P500 (US SP 500) from 0.4 pts
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Trade the FTSE 100 (UK 100) and DAX (Germany 40) from 1 pt
Indices explained
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Go long or shortWhen you trade indices with us, you can profit from both rising and falling markets.
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Take advantage of leverageYou only have to put up a fraction of the index price to start trading. Leverage can magnify your profits and your losses.
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Diversify your portfolioGet exposure to a broad section of the market at once rather than relying on a single stock.
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Indices FAQ
What moves an index?
A stock index's price is determined by the movements of the shares it tracks. Here are a few factors to watch out for when deciding what might move stock markets:
- The political climate
- Company announcements
- Economic data
- Industry news
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What are the major indices?
Some of the major and most popular indices are:
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What is the index CFD nightly finance charge and how is it calculated?
With most CFDs, financing is debited for long positions or credited for short positions daily if you are in a position at 5pm ET.
These charges are typically calculated as follows:
F=(S x P x R)/D
- F - Daily Financing Charge
- S - Number of CFDs (2500)
- P - Closing Price
- R - Relevant 1-month LIBOR rate, +250 basis points for long positions or -250 basis points for short positions, e.g. (4.50% + 2.50%) = 7.00%
- D - Number of days, i.e. 365 for UK shares and 360 for all others
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