Trading major market indices has been a popular way of investing for nearly a century, but it hasn’t always been available for individual traders. Due to our advanced technology you can now trade your favorite market indices in the form of CFDs and benefit from a variety of tradable products like the DAX 40 CFD.
CFD trading is available for all types of investors (where permitted by local regulations). Contracts for difference (CFDs) allow individual investors to trade an array of financial products, such as indices (also the DAX 40 CFD) and commodities, without having to physically own them. CFDs mirror price movements of popular traded products, usually of future contracts, and allow individual investors to use common trading tools, such as technical analysis, fundamental analysis and well known strategies to take advantage of potential market trends.
Indices Exchange Rate
Please see some of the most popular indices at iFOREX Europe below:
Rates are according to the sell price of the index
For a full list of the Indices that you can trade at iFOREX Europe like the S&P 500 CFD, please click here.
Features of CFD Investing
CFDs have become a popular form of investment amongst individual investors as they allow the use of leverage.
However, leverage also increases the risk by the same volume. As such, it's best to put limits on certain trades as you have a budget for and to be updated on economic news like on the iFOREX Europe economic calendar.
Features of CFD Trading
- You get access to a variety of well known stock indices without having to physically purchase them.
- Leverage of up to 10:1 (where permitted by local regulations).
- Open deals on Index CFDs with competitive spreads.
Summary
iFOREX Europe offers various CFD instruments like indices, shares, commodities, forex, and cryptocurrencies. This also means that indices like the DAX 40 CFD (also known as the Germany 40 CFD), the S&P500 and the Nasdaq are available to trade in on iFOREX Europe.
Click here to get the full list of tradable indices on iFOREX Europe.