GTCM traders receive access to some of the biggest indices in the world, including the German DAX, the Dow Jones and the British FTSE 100. All index trades are done via CFDs.
What is an index?
An index is the value of a collection of companies from a certain country. For example, the German DAX, also known as the DAX 30 is a collection of the 30 most liquid companies in Germany. When you purchase a DAX 30 CFD, you are betting on the success or failure of all of these companies at once.
For the Key Information Document for CFDs in Indices please click here.
Type | Instrument |
CFD Index | ASX 200 |
CFD Index | CAC40 |
CFD Index | DAX |
CFD Index | Dow Jones |
CFD Index | FTSE |
CFD Index | IBEX |
CFD Index | MIB40 |
CFD Index | Nasdaq |
CFD Index | NIFTY |
CFD Index | Nikkei |
CFD Index | OMXS30 |
CFD Index | S&P 500 |
CFD Index | WIG20 |
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CFDs and FX are leveraged products. Trading CFDs carries a high level of risk since leverage can work both to your advantage and disadvantage. As a result, CFDs may not be suitable for all investors because you may lose all your invested capital. Please refer to the full Risk Disclaimer.