Index CFDs trading features and advantages
Indexes (also known as stock indexes or stock market indexes) contain
a series of representative company stocks that can be used to evaluate the performance of a
country's economy, stock exchange, or an industry. Compared with traditional
stock trading, index trading allows investors to trade a group of company stocks in a more
comprehensive perspective, thereby reducing the risk of trading a company's stocks individually,
and thus making index trading an increasingly
popular investment product.
CFD is a contract transaction that does not involve the exchange of
any physical goods or securities, but is a transaction method that only uses the difference
between the settlement price and the contract price for cash settlement.
Due to the wide variety of indexes in the market, HAU has carefully selected the
index CFDs that are the most traded in the world and most popular with investors,
including: Dow Jones 30 Index, Nasdaq 100 Index and Hong Kong Hang Seng Index, etc.
It can
support up to 7 index products for customers to choose.
The lot size of the index product is an actual contract Example:
a NAS100 contract with 1 lot and 1 index point is equal to 1 US dollar, which means
that all index products are aggregated into standard trading units, and
these units are usually equal to the contract size of the subject matter. This not
only simplifies the transaction, allows customers to increase the number of
transactions, but also provides a reference price for each
lot of trading units.
The average spread of the index product S&P500 can be as low as 0.5 Pip, to achieve
a commitment of zero commission and no transaction fees for customers, and
comprehensively reduce transaction costs.
HAU can provide customers with a flexible leverage ratio. Customers can adjust the
leverage ratio independently according to their own trading strategies and risk
preferences, up to 400 times.
