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What Is Indices Trading?
Indices trading is the practice of speculating on the performance of a group of stocks that represent a specific market or sector. Instead of buying individual shares, you trade on the price movement of stock indices like the S&P 500, Dow Jones, FTSE 100, or DAX.
At Marketsall, indices trading is available via CFDs, allowing you to go long or short without owning the underlying asset. This means you can benefit from both rising and falling markets — all with competitive spreads and ultra-fast execution.
Benefits of Indices Trading
When you choose Marketsall for your indices trading strategy, you're opting for:
- Tight spreads on major indices like NASDAQ 100, S&P 500, and DAX.
- Leverage options that amplify potential gains (and risks).
- Fast, transparent execution with no requotes.
- 24/5 market access, including after-hours trading on selected instruments.
- Risk management tools including stop-loss, take-profit, and guaranteed stop options.
Marketsall empowers traders with reliable tools, deep liquidity, and educational resources to trade confidently in global indices markets.
Understanding How Indices Trading Works
When you trade an index, you’re speculating on the overall direction of a group of stocks — not the performance of a single company. For example:
If you believe the US tech sector will rise, you might buy NASDAQ 100.
If you think the UK market may fall, you could sell FTSE 100.
At Marketsall, your trades are executed as CFDs, which mirror the real-time price of the index. Your profit or loss is calculated based on how far the index moves in your chosen direction.
Tools & Features for Indices Traders
Marketsall provides every trader with a robust suite of tools:
- Real-time chartswith technical indicators.
- Economic calendar showing key events affecting index prices
- Price alerts to never miss a move.
- Risk calculator, to plan position sizes.