Yes. If your trade moves in your favour and gains exceed associated costs, it will result in a profit.

If the index closely correlates with your underlying assets, you can use it to hedge other holdings and manage downside risk.

Yes, index futures are considered a type of derivative.

Yes, you can close a position before expiry.

An index is a collection of shares representing a market or sector. Trading indices gives exposure to a full market segment without buying individual shares.

S&P 500, Dow Jones Industrial Average, NASDAQ, FTSE 100, DAX 40.

Commodities are physical goods like oil, gold, wheat, and copper that are traded on exchanges or OTC. You can trade them on our offering using financial derivatives called CFDs and spread bets via our web, desktop or mobile platform.

Our charges are built into the spread. For spot commodities, an overnight financing fee applies.

This depends on whether you want exposure to the commodity itself or companies related to commodities.

We offer demo accounts and access to historical prices so you can test strategies without risking real money.