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FxPro has been providing online trading services to clients since 1999 and it currently serves 173 countries worldwide.
Here at FxPro, we’re delighted to offer our clients the opportunity to trade CFDs on Nasdaq 100 Index Futures. This American stock index includes the 100 largest companies in terms of capitalization, whose shares are traded on the NASDAQ exchange: hence the second name of this tool. Note that the index does not include companies from the financial sector. The history of the index begins in 1985 when 2 new indexes were simultaneously introduced: NASDAQ-100 and NASDAQ Financial-100. The first one included industrial high-tech companies, the second – financial ones. The #US100 index was started to trade from 250 points. The historical maximum of over 4,700 points was reached by the index in 2000 on the dotcom wave. Actually, futures is a standardized forward contract to buy or sell an asset at a predetermined price at a specified time, known as an expiration date. If you want to diversify your trader’s portfolio invested in non-correlated asset class, take a closer look at the price fluctuations of the Nasdaq 100 Index Futures.
On this page, you can take a look at the live chart to make your own responsible decision to buy or to sell CFD (Contract for Difference) on futures on this index through the FxPro trading platforms. To start trading, open your FxPro Direct account by clicking the “Register” button at the top of this page. Several convenient top-up methods with 0% commissions are available.
client accounts
FxPro has been providing online trading services to clients since 1999 and it currently serves 173 countries worldwide.
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