Breadth
One trade, whole market
Express a macro view without assembling and rebalancing a basket of five hundred lines.
Markets · Indices
Benchmark exposurein a single trade
Trade the direction of a whole market — from the Nordics to the Nasdaq — with cash and futures-linked pricing on thirty benchmarks, extended hours on the majors and transparent dividend adjustments.
What you own · US500Weights
- Information technology31%
- Financials14%
- Health care12%
- Consumer discretionary10%
- Communication services9%
- Industrials8%
- Everything else16%
30
Global indices
0.4 pt
From, on majors
22/5
Extended hours
0.5%
Margin, hedged
Thirty benchmarks, three time zones
Indicative spreads on a Pro account, quoted in index points. Extended-hours windows are stated per instrument rather than averaged.
Americas
US500
S&P 500
0.4
22/5
US100
Nasdaq 100
1.0
22/5
US30
Dow Jones 30
1.6
22/5
Europe
DE40
DAX 40
0.9
20/5
UK100
FTSE 100
1.0
20/5
OMXS30
OMX Stockholm 30
1.4
9/5
Asia-Pacific
JP225
Nikkei 225
5.0
21/5
HK50
Hang Seng 50
4.0
16/5
AU200
ASX 200
1.2
20/5
Dividend adjustments
The points that leave the index, and where they go
When constituents go ex-dividend, a cash index drops by the weighted dividend. We credit longs and debit shorts by exactly that amount — no rounding in our favour.
Read the adjustment policy →US500 · ex-date example
- Index level at close5,214.8
- Ex-dividend points-1.62 pts
- Credited (long, 1 contract)+$1.62
- Debited (short, 1 contract)-$1.62
Broker markup0.00
Why trade indices with us
Macro views deserve clean mechanics
Hours
Out-of-session pricing
The majors keep quoting after the cash market closes, so an overnight headline is tradable rather than watchable.
Dividends
Adjusted to the point
Index dividend points are credited and debited at the published rate, itemised on the day they apply.
Margin
Netting that recognises a hedge
Offsetting index exposure attracts a reduced requirement instead of being margined twice.