Stock Indices

Tap into global Stock Indices

Trade on the overall movement of the stock markets with the world's top exchanges. Combine high leverage with advanced risk-management tools to keep your trades a step ahead.

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Why trade Stock Indices with Quantura

Certification 1

Swap-free trading, no overnight fees

Focus on market movements without worrying about overnight charges.

Certification 2

Smart, diversified portfolios

Access diverse asset groups and keep your exposure measured with a single trade.

Certification 3

Negative balance protection

Protect your account from unexpected market swings.

Certification 3

Spread your risk

Gain broader market exposure and spread risk across leading companies in one trade.

Certification 3

Zero commission trades

Maximise your potential returns without worrying about extra fees or costs.

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Stock Indices available on Quantura

North America

North American indices range from Wall Street's powerhouses to Silicon Valley's tech titans.

Europe

European indices offer a diverse trading landscape, covering indices from London's financial hubs to Berlin's innovation centres.

Asia Pacific

A region on the rise, Asian indices represent the world's fastest growing economies.

Frequently Asked Questions

Stock indices are benchmarks that measure the performance of a group of stocks. They represent the overall performance of a specific market or sector.

To start trading stock indices, you need to open an account with a reputable broker, deposit funds, and use a trading platform to place trades. It is also important to educate yourself about the market and develop a trading strategy.

Trading stock indices involves significant risk due to market volatility, economic factors, and the potential for losses. It is important to understand these risks and use risk management strategies to protect your capital.

Leverage in stock indices trading allows traders to control larger positions with a smaller amount of capital. While leverage can amplify profits, it can also increase the potential for losses.

Trading stock indices fees include:
  • Commission: A fee charged by brokers for executing trades.
  • Spread cost: The difference between the bid and ask price, which is the cost of placing a trade.
  • Account fees: Some brokers charge fees for maintaining an account or for additional services.

A trading strategy for stock indices is a systematic approach to trading that involves analyzing the market, identifying trading opportunities, and executing trades based on predefined rules. A good trading strategy helps traders make informed decisions and manage risk.

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