Trading major market indices has been a popular investment vehicle for nearly a century, but has not always been available to retail traders.

CFD trading is available to all types of investors (subject to local regulations). Contracts for difference (CFDs) allow investors to trade a variety of financial products, such as indices and commodities, without having to physically own them. CFDs reflect the price movements of popular products, often based on futures contracts, and provide the opportunity to use common trading tools such as technical and fundamental analysis, as well as well-known trading strategies, to take advantage of potential market trends.

A stock index is a popular investment vehicle that allows investors to track and trade based on the overall performance of a group of stocks, rather than individual companies. The index reflects the overall stock market, helping investors make decisions based on overall market performance rather than specific stocks.

The stock index takes into account local economic conditions and includes key markets such as the US30, UK100, Japan Index and HK50. Index trading provides excellent investment opportunities: trades can be made in real time, and the low entry threshold allows you to invest in small amounts and benefit from market fluctuations in both the long and short term.