Trade Indices | Index Trading

WHAT IS
INDICES TRADING

Indices are a measurement of the performance of a group shares that are listed on an exchange. Due to the fact that there is no underling physical asset to exchange when trading İndices, most indices trading is done with financial derivatives like CFDs.

The most important information about an index, often provided alongside its current price, is the daily change (as a percentage) and the number of points that it has moved up or down since market open. Let’s take the DAX for example. If you think that the economic outlook for Germany is positive, you would buy DAX CFDs in the expectation that companies in Germany would pull the price of the index up.

Why choose to trade Indices CFDs

Go long or Go short to benefit from all price movements
Flexibility of Long Trading Hours
Great for portfolio diversification
Lower risk than single share
Broaden your trading opportunities

WHY TRADE CFDs ON INDICES
WITH N1CM

Competitive Spreads from 0.1 Pips

Trade the biggest financial market without commission

Advanced Platforms, MT4 & MT5

Fast Execution & Fast Deposits & Fast Withdrawals

High Levels of Leverage up to 1:1000

Trade more than 50 currency pairs with N1CM

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Easy Account Opening

Wide range of funding methods

START TRADING CFDs on FOREX

N1CM
INDICES

Benefit from low spreads and minimal commissions with leverage of up to 1:1000 while you buy & sell indices CFDs at N1CM with the he most traded indices such as DOW Jones, S&P500, NASDAQ, FTSE, DAX, EuroStoxx and Nikkei 225

HOW YOU CAN START
TRADING INDICES

Traders make a forecast on the price of an index; speculate on whether its value will appreciate or depreciate i.e. increase in value over time or decrease in value over time.

The value of the index goes up or down in direct relation to the body of companies it is composed of.

The most popular trading indices method is synonymous with buying or selling CFD indices. The immediate advantage of this method is that a trader can open a position at a lower initial cost with ease, along with the ability to go long or short on a trade.