Stock Indices

Invest in the world’s biggest indices such as the Dow Jones, S&P 500, Nikkei, and UK FTSE. We offers traders access to the world’s stock exchanges through Contracts for Differences (CFDs).
Did You Know?
A stock index is a performance measurement of a basket of stocks within that index. A change in any underlying stock will reflect in the price of the index. Indices allow traders to take a wider view of a sector’s performance instead of having to choose individual shares.

11 of the world’s largest & most liquid stock indices

Zero commission

Extended trading beyond the traditional exchange hours

Deep liquidity

While the utmost effort is made to keep the below table up-to-date, changes may happen that are not reflected on this site. Please always refer to the contract specifications seen in the MT4 Trading Platform for the most accurate information. All times are GMT+3

Instrument
Name
Spreads
Minimum Trade Size
MT4 Contract Size
Trading Hours (GMT+3)
AUS200-
ASX 200
3.2
0.01 lot
25 contracts
2:50 – 9:30 ; 10:10 – 24:00
CN50-
China A50
7.2
0.01 lot
5 contracts
04:00 - 11:30 ; 12:00-24:00
EUR50-
Euro Stoxx 50
5.2
0.01 lot
10 contracts
9:00 – 23:00
FR40-
CAC 40
3.2
0.01 lot
10 contracts
9:00 – 23:00
GER30-
DAX 30
3.2
0.01 lot
25 contracts
1:05 – 25:15 ; 23:30 – 24:00 ; Fri 1:00 – 23:00
HK50-
Hang Seng 50
16
0.01 lot
50 contracts
4:15 – 7:00 ; 8:00 – 11:30 ; 12:15 – 20:00
JP225-
Nikkei 225
14
0.01 lot
1000 contracts
1:00 – 24:00
NAS100-
Nasdaq 100
3
0.01 lot
20 contracts
1:00 – 23:15 ; 23:30 – 24:00
SPX500-
S&P 500
2.4
0.01 lot
50 contracts
1:00 – 23:15 ; 23:30 – 24:00
UK100-
FTSE 100
4
0.01 lot
10 contracts
1:05 – 23:15 ; 23:30 – 24:00 ; Fri 1:00 – 23:00
US30-
Dow Jones 30
4
0.01 lot
10 contracts
1:00 – 23:15 ; 23:30 – 24:00

Leverage

Standard leverage for all CFD instruments is 200:1 for all accounts.

Margin Call and Stop Out Levels

When a margin call occurs at a 100% margin level, clients are prevented from opening new positions. For ECN accounts, a margin level of 50% will trigger automatic liquidation (stop-out) of positions to protect the remaining equity in the account. For STP accounts, this stop-out occurs at a 30% margin level. When multiple positions are open, stop-outs will first target the positions with the highest drawdown to minimize potential losses.