Trade global indices
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Discover your trading opportunity with popular stock indices

Trading is risky.

When you trade indices with an industry-leading broker, you can expect to choose from an industry-leading selection of indices. FXTM offer CFD trading for spot indices on some of the world’s most active securities, meaning that you can choose to buy and sell indices at their spot price to suit you and your trading strategy.

Why trade major world indices with FXTM?

Globally regulated & licensed

Our brand is regulated and licensed under the FSC of the Republic of Mauritius and UK’s FCA, among others.

Dedicated support in 18 languages

We speak your language so that you can feel at home while trading with us.

Ultimate transparent

FXTM’s Performance statistics, including Requote, Slippage and Order Execution, are checked by PwC.

Secure & Safe

Your funds are kept in segregated accounts, and your trades are secured by negative balance protection.

CFD trading on spot indices

CFD trading on spot indices is a convenient and flexible way for investors to diversify their portfolios — and these assets continue to be a popular choice among traders today. Choose from an eclectic range of spot indices and access the international markets, including:

GDAX (Dax 30)
AUS200 (Australia 200)
ND100m (US Tech 100 – Mini)
UK100 (UK100)
SP500m (US SPX 500 – Mini)

FXTM’s superior online trading conditions ensure that you can trade indices with leverage to suit your trading style and investment goals. This can strengthen your positions and potentially maximise profits – although you should remember that leverage can also amplify your losses.

Key benefits of trading CFDs on indices

Can be traded long or short to suit your trading strategy
Enjoy the flexibility of long trading hours
Great for portfolio diversification

What are indices?

Indices, or indexes, are portfolios of stocks. These stocks are grouped together in accordance with a particular sector or a particular market: the GDAX (or Dax 30), for example, consists of 30 major German companies trading on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. The ND100m includes stocks from the top technology companies in the US.

How does CFD trading on spot indices work?

A Contract for Difference (CFD) is a contract made between a buyer and a seller for a specified product. The seller agrees to pay the buyer the price difference between the current price and the price at the end of the contract. This means that when you trade CFDs on indices, you are aiming to profit from the movement of an index - instead of investing in the index itself. Investors trade CFDs on spot indices on online trading platforms, using trading accounts such as FXTM’s popular Advantage account.

Trading platforms for indices trading

Combine the power of MetaTrader with FXTM’s award-winning services for an unbeatable trading experience.

We offer the industry’s leading trading platform, MetaTrader, on your PC, Mac, mobile or tablet to suit you.

These intuitive platforms are equipped with all the tools you need to maximise your trading potential, including technical indicators, interactive charts and a powerful security system.

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Start trading CFDs on Indices

Leverage

Leverage enables you to increase your buying power. Keep in mind that that leverage can boost your losses as well as your profits.

With our popular Advantage Account, you can trade CFDs on indices with floating leverage up to 1:2000.

*Leverage is offered based on your knowledge and experience.

Spreads

Enjoy ultra-tight spreads on our most popular account, Advantage.

Visit our Trading Accounts Comparison page today to discover the trading account that best suits your investment goals.

Trading Hours

The indices markets open at different times throughout the day, with the US Tech 100 (Mini) – for example – opening at 01:30 and closing at 23:00.

Traders can access FXTM’s trading services whenever a market is open, meaning you can trade CFDs on indices 24 hours a day, 5 days a week.

Find out more on our Contract Specifications page.

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