Trading Trends Today (India)
The day’s biggest market stories — updated daily.
Nasdaq
The Nasdaq index tracks a basket of large US listed companies with a heavy weighting toward the technology sector. It belongs to the Indices range at CXM Direct, tradable through MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 across the Standard, Cent, ECN and Zero account types, with leverage conditional and varying by account and instrument.
Sources: www.investors.com · ca.investing.com · simplywall.st
Trade index CFDs with CXM Direct →S&P 500
The S&P 500 follows 500 large US companies and is widely used as a broad reference point for American equity performance. At CXM Direct this index is part of the Indices offering, where the ECN and Zero accounts provide raw spreads from 0.0 pips and an account can be opened from $100 on ECN or from $50 on Standard.
Sources: www.fool.com · www.investors.com · finance.yahoo.com
Also worth watching
The Dow Jones index tracks 30 established US companies and is quoted as a single price rather than as individual shares. CXM Direct lists it among Indices, where leverage runs up to 1:2000 on the Cent account, though that figure is conditional and varies by account type and instrument.
Sources: www.fool.com
Growth and recession mark the two ends of the economic cycle, tracked through GDP figures and other indicators that show whether output is expanding or shrinking. Swings tied to this cycle tend to move Forex, Metals and Indices pricing at CXM Direct, where positions can be opened on the Standard, Cent, ECN or Zero account types and traded through MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5 or the MT4/MT5 WebTrader.
Sources: www.actionforex.com
Related CXM Direct pages
Reading a trend chart as a forecast is probably the most common opening error, and no amount of extra indicators fixes it. Two neutral anchors help: SEBI's cautions aimed at retail participants and an overview of who trades currencies and why, which together reframe what a chart can show.