TRADE INDICES WITH "FTM FX"

The world's largest stock markets in the US, Europe, Asia and the emerging markets are all sensitive to a variety of indicators and events. Investors use these to their advantage - news of negative GDP may pull an index down, whereas better than expected employment figures will increase the index.

Construction, manufacturing, services and external factors such as war, natural disaster and policical uncertainty, may account for fluctations, bearish and bullish trends.

FTM CFD Technology

• FTM CFD Technology has been developed for traders to execute large CFD orders with minimal slippage, allowing clients the best possible trading experience.
• FTM provides ultra-low latency execution from a deep pool of liquidity sources, with no dealing desk or execution manipulation.
• FTM is globally renowned for developing and deploying cutting-edge IT Infrastructure supporting the most demanding trading applications.

Optimized for Institutional Traders

• Our technology has been designed to support Institutional trade flows. As an immediate benefit, the highest-end of our clients that typically rely on trading large sizes in single tickets can trust in the scalability and robustness of our solutions.
• Firstly, we can handle multiple fills, meaning that we can sweep a large order through multiple levels into our Liquidity Aggregator.
• Secondly, our clients CFD orders are systematically executed using ‘Market execution’ basis (i.e. no requotes) with both Positive and Negative Slippage enabled (i.e. no broker intervention on price improvement).

Why trade Indices CFDs?

• Trading Indices offers access to a whole new range of markets, meaning you can diversify your trading strategies across uncorrelated instruments as well as take advantage of the different opportunities that global equities markets present.
• Stock Indices also offer a way to hedge your existing equities market exposure and dampen (or heighten) the impact of stock market volatility.
• With flexible leverage and real time pricing linked to actual stock market performance, indices with low spreads offer the potential to profit from small price movements on global markets.