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Why trade Index CFDs With RegalX?
Buying index shares usually involves putting in thousands of dollars for a single share. For example, at the time of writing, a share of FTSE 100 index sits around $7000. This makes the investment expensive & also long term. In comparison, trading indices would require considerably less money. To trade any major index on RegalX, you can even start from lots as small as 0.10.
Furthermore, when using leverage, you can trade in a higher amount than the money in your account. With trading on our platform, you would essentially receive all the similar benefits of an index market along with the added advantage of making profits from falling markets. We have extensive trading materials available on our platform to help you build your skills in indices.
Where would you like to go now?
| Stock | Symbol | Price | 52 Week Range | Change % | Chart (24H) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 NASDAQ Composite ^IXIC | ^IXIC | $14,141.48 | 0.79% | ||
 S&P 500 ^GSPC | ^GSPC | $4,224.79 | 1.40% | ||
 Dow Jones Industrial Average ^DJI | ^DJI | $33,876.97 | 1.76% | ||
 NYSE AMEX COMPOSITE INDEX ^XAX | ^XAX | $3,204.86 | 2.38% | ||
 NYSE COMPOSITE (DJ) ^NYA | ^NYA | $16,411.98 | 1.66% | ||
 Cboe UK 100 ^BUK100P | ^BUK100P | $705.41 | 0.28% | ||
 Russell 2000 ^RUT | ^RUT | $2,286.09 | 2.16% | ||
 CBOE Volatility Index ^VIX | ^VIX | $18.06 | -12.75% | ||
 FTSE 100 ^FTSE | ^FTSE | $7,081.53 | 0.27% | ||
DAX PERFORMANCE-INDEX ^GDAXI | ^GDAXI | 15.564,15 € | -0.25% |
Index
Boost your trading potential with leverage and take advantage of price movements
What is Index?
An index groups multiple companies’ share prices together. An index is usually made up of companies that are listed together on the same exchange. They are often mentioned in the news media to measure how a certain market or exchange is performing. Investors trade indices for the same reasons as they trade shares, hoping to profit from their growth but with the additional advantage of the diversity they add to a portfolio. When you trade an index you are trading multiple companies across multiple industries.
For Example:
There are 30 companies that make up the German DAX index. Including, at the time of writing, the carmaker Volkswagen, the sporting goods company Adidas, the airline Deutsche Lufthansa, and the pharmaceutical company Bayer, and the insurance and financial company Allianz.
The companies in DAX are the 30 most valuable companies listed on the German Deutsche Boerse stock exchange. Trading the DAX gives an investor more diversity than investing in a single company, e.g. Adidas, which specialises exclusively in manufacturing sporting goods.
