This report is not a personal recommendation and does not take into account your personal circumstances or appetite for risk.
What is more interesting: sitting and waiting on one company, putting your eggs in one basket and hoping that the results they release will see your shares rises? Or investing in the world’s major share indices, such as the UK 100 or DAX30, and being able to trade 24 hours a day, 6 days a week, with an option to trade in both directions and with lower margin requirements than equities?
So why would you chose to trade indices with Accendo Markets?
Our goal is to help you trade indices when you want and how you want, while at the same time giving you all the up-to-date information we have, so you can make the best and most profitable investments.
The reason we feel we are in a league of our own when it comes to helping our clients with trading in indices is because:
So how do you go about setting up a trade?
For first timers or experienced traders it couldn’t be easier. Here is an example of how a possible trade using Spread Betting could go;
So to trade indices like a pro, all you would need to do is:
*note: these are example figures of how to trade, how much you invest and what level you put your stops on is a personal preference
What other tools can you use to become a pro index trader?
There are many other tools you can use to help you when it comes to investing in indices as well as several technical indicators, some of the main ones being; Support and Resistance, Moving Averages and Momentum.
Support and Resistance is the belief that there are 4 types of investors and the movement of a stock is dependent on how they are feeling at certain points during a trade.
Moving Averages which is observed as the average points over a period of time where the stock will rise and fall. When these points are measure it is believed that they will develop a wedge shape in the stocks form guide, showing how the stock will eventually reach a mutual point from its rise and decline.
Momentum is the measuring the time between point X and the same price 12 days before showing when the underlying power behind an up/down move is accelerating or slowing. This can help warn you of potential turning points of the trade.
Finally, Accendo Markets offers you the chance to test out how trading with indices works by making use of our free Spread Betting demo account, so you can see what it is like to be a trader without the risk of losing real money with no obligation to sign up and no fees to pay for using it.
When you feel confident enough to start investing your own money, sign up Accendo Markets you can make use one of the best Spread Betting platforms on the web, as well as the most up-to-date, professional research, created several times a day by our in-house analysts and sent directly to you, for free.
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