Trade Global Stock Indices S&P500, Nasdaq in One Account
Opportunity to invest in global giants via leading indices.
Diversify your portfolio with indices from the US, Europe, and Asia. Use significantly lower margin compared to buying individual stocks.
Advantages of Trading Indices
Dividend Adjustment
Even though trading CFDs, you receive benefits similar to holding actual stocks. If you hold a Buy position on an index paying dividends (like S&P500) over the Ex-Dividend Date, the system automatically credits the Dividend Adjustment to your portfolio.
Profit Both Ways
No need to fear bear markets or economic crises. You can profit even when the market falls with "Short Sell" orders, helping you turn crisis into opportunity and profit in any market condition.
No Commission
Maximize your net profit. Trade global indices with us with zero fees on opening/closing orders (Commission Free), keeping your trading costs lower than typical brokers.
Why do professionals choose Indices over individual stocks?
Trading indices like S&P500 is investing in the 500 strongest US companies simultaneously (like Apple, Microsoft, Amazon) instead of buying just one stock. The key advantages are:
Diversification
If Apple stock falls but Microsoft and Amazon rise, the overall index may still be positive. You don't risk bankruptcy or bad news from any single company.
Macro Economy Timing
Trade based on overall economic news (like GDP figures or inflation) more easily than analyzing complex individual company financial statements.
Capital Efficiency
Buying actual Google or Amazon stock may require hundreds of thousands in capital. Trading CFD Indices lets you start with just hundreds through the Leverage system.
Trading Example: US30 Index
Trading Calculator
You believe the US market will rise after positive economic data
Commission Free trading means you keep more of your profits
Indices Specifications
Popular global indices with competitive conditions
US30
Wall Street 30 | 1:100
NAS100
US Tech 100 | 1:100
SPX500
US 500 | 1:100
GER40
Germany 40 | 1:100
UK100
UK 100 | 1:100
Indices FAQ
Trading indices (like S&P500 or Nasdaq-100) is trading a "basket of stocks" combining hundreds of leading companies together. It's speculating on the overall market or industry, which helps diversify risk better than holding a single company's stock that may be highly volatile.
Ready to invest in global markets?
Trade leading indices from the US, Europe, and Asia with competitive conditions.
Dividend adjustments • Zero commission • Low margin requirements
