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Floating SpreadFloating Spread: the difference between the ask price and the bid price
NaNMaximum LeverageLeverage: a way of trading that multiplies a trader's trading volume for a financial instrument with only a relatively small amount of your deposit. Example: a $1,000 balance with a 1:50 leverage ratio has a trading ability of $50,000, allowing traders to purchase financial products worth up to $50,000.
--Contract SizeContract size: the number of units traded per lot when you open a trading position
undefinedMinimum Volume per TradeMinimum volume per trade: the minimum trading unit allowed for each trade
undefined LotOvernight Funding - BuyOvernight funding (Buy): When you hold the position of a product overnight, your A/C may be charged / deposited into the product's corresponding overnight interest. Calculation (Daily): trading lot * contract size * closing price * daily overnight funding rate (%)
NaN%Overnight Funding - SellOvernight funding (Sell): When you hold the position of a product overnight, your A/C may be charged / deposited into the product's corresponding overnight interest. Calculation Formula (Daily) trading lot * contract size * opening price * daily overnight funding rate (%)
NaN%Initial MarginInitial Margin: The amount Mitrade debits from your account as soon as you open a new position.Initial Margin = Contract Value of open position * Initial Margin Ratio (%)
--Maintenance MarginMaintenance margin: the minimum margin amount required to maintain the account when you hold the position. Maintenance margin = contract value of open position at opening price * maintenance margin ratio (%)
--Contract Expiry DateContract Expiry Date: If the product contract you are trading has an expiration date, the product will expire on this date, and the trading position of the product you hold will be automatically closed at that time.
--Current Trading SessionCurrent trading session: the current trading period of the product. The time is shown in your local time zone.
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FAQ
There are many ways to invest in the indices. For investors who want to invest for a long time and have low-risk tolerance, ETF may be a better investment.
If you’re not sure whether long-term holding is profitable, but you still want to find profit opportunities from market fluctuations. You can trade CFD( Contracts for Difference). You can open a Mitrade demo account for free to start trading now.
Trading CFD, investors can trade at least 0.01 lot. CFD allows you to go long or go short whether the market rise or fall, so it is possible to make a profit in the large price fluctuation. CFDs can be traded with leverage, allowing investors to hold more positions with less money.
There are thousands of indices on the market. However, for beginenrs, we would recommend to start with the below indices first.
- Dow Jones Industrials Average (US 30)
- Standard & Poor's 500 (S&P 500)
- Nasdaq (Composite and Nasdaq 100)
- Dow Jones Industrials (DJIA)
- UK FTSE 100 (FTSE 100)
- DAX (Germany 30)
- Euro Stoxx 50 (Euro 50)
To better manage your trading risk, below are some of the suggestions that may help.
1. Plan your trade.
2. Use the one percent rule.
3. Consider using the take profit/stop-loss trading options provided by brokers like MiTrade.
4. Diversify and hedge.