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Hongze(Hong Kong) Investment Consulting Limited The index trades are treated as contracts for difference, where investors trade only through changes in the price of the trades, rather than buying the actual assets.
Hongze(Hong Kong) Investment Consulting Limited It USES a "hands on" trading mechanism, which means all index products trade on standard contracts. These contracts fully replicate the market value, or part of it, of the corresponding index, and are simplified to allow investors to trade in the same way as a standard primary contract with a fixed margin. The trading units of all indexes are actually "one contract", such as one WS30 and one ASX200. In order to reflect the future situation more efficiently and maintain sufficient circulation, we worked out the minimum trading unit as shown in the figure below.
Hongze(Hong Kong) Investment Consulting Limited High exchange offers you fourteen spot indexes:
| Trading symbol | The name of the contract | Handling charge (per hand) | Minimum stop loss | Margin ratio | Minimum number of trades | Trading hours (GMT+3) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FTSE100 | The ftse 100 | 2 The dollar | 4 d | 0.5% | 0.1 |
Monday - Thursday：01:00 – 23:15, 23:30 – 24:00 Friday：01:00 – 23:00 |
| DAX30 | Germany's DAX index | 2The dollar | 5 d | 0.5% | 0.1 |
01:00 – 02:00, 02:15 – 23:15, 23:30 – 24:00 |
| CAC40 | France's CAC40 index | 2 The dollar | 5 d | 1% | 0.1 | 10:00 – 24:00 |
| STOXX50 | The euro stoxx 50 index | 2 The dow Jones industrial average | 4 d | 1% | 0.1 |
01:00 – 02:00, 02:15 – 23:15, 23:30 – 24:00 |
| WS30 | The dow Jones industrial average | 2 The dollar | 6 d | 0.5% | 0.1 |
01:00 – 23:15, 23:30 – 24:00 |
| US500 | The s&p 500 | 2 The dollar | 2 d | 0.5% | 0.1 |
01:00 – 23:15, 23:30- 24:00 |
| NDX100 | Nasdaq 100 | 2The dollar | 4 point | 0.5% | 0.1 |
01:00 – 23:15, 23:30- 24:00 |
| ASX200 | Australia's ASX200 index | 2 The dollar | 4 d | 0.5% | 0.1 |
01:50 – 08:30, 09:10 – 24:00 |
| HK50 | Hong Kong hang seng index | 2 The dollar | 15 d | 1.5% | 0.1 |
04:15 – 07:00, 08:00- 11:30, 12:15 – 20:00 |
| JP225 | Nikkei 225 index | 2 The dollar | 12 d | 1% | 0.1 | 02:30 – 09:25,10:30 – 23:15, 23:30 – 24:00 |
| US2000 | Russell2000 | 2 The dollar | 2 d | 0.5% | 0.01 |
01:00 – 23:15, 23:30- 24:00 |
| ESP35 | Spain IBEX35 index | 2 The dollar | 4 d | 1% | 0.1 | 10:00- 22:00 |
Trading symbol
| Trading symbol | The name of the contract | Point value (per hand) | Minimum stop loss | Margin ratio | Minimum number of trades | Trading time (GMT+3) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CHINA50 | The ftse ChinaA50 | 2 The dollar | 3 point | 5% | 0.1 |
04:00 – 11:30, 12:00 – 22:00 |
| USDOLLAR | The dollar index | 2The dollar | 3 point | 1% | 0.1 |
Monday：01:00 – 24:00 Tuesday - Thursday:03:00 – 23:00 Friday:03:00 – 23:00 |
Please note that：
Conway will automatically extend any open positions in the CFDS (including the China A50 index
and the us dollar index), which will cause you to pay the corresponding spread (the difference
between the bid price and the ask price) at the time of the automatic extension. Automatic
extension is when the futures in the CFDS expire and the exchange USES the next available
futures contract to price the CFDS. Since the price of the next available futures contract is
likely to be lower or higher than that of the expiring futures contract, the difference between
the closing price of the expiring futures contract and the opening price of the newly opened
futures contract will be recorded or debited to your trading account based on the net risk. It
typically extends futures contracts within 72 working hours of the expiration of the current
contract to avoid low liquidity and high spreads at expiration.
- FTSE100
- The FTSE 100 index, also known as the London FTSE 100 index, is calculated by the index of world-class financial institutions FTSE compiled (FTSE co., LTD.), specially selected on the London stock exchange trading 100 shares, its components include nine main European countries, mainly British companies, other countries including Germany, France, Italy, Finland, Switzerland, Sweden, the Netherlands and Spain.
- DAX30
- Germany's DAX index, the most important stock index in Germany, is a blue chip index launched by the deutsche borse group. The index includes 30 major German companies. Germany's DAX index is an important stock index that ranks with the ftse 100 index in Europe and is one of the most important stock indexes in the world.
- CAC40
- France's cac-40 index, a composite of 40 French stocks, is based on the share prices of the top 40 French listed companies through the Paris stock exchange and is based at the end of 1987. The index has been published since June 5, 1988 and reflects the price fluctuations in the French stock market. The index is considered by the financial securities industry to be an indicator of the overall stock prices of large listed companies in the euro area.
- STOXX50
- The euro stoxx 50 index refers to the market value weighted average index composed of 50 super blue chips listed on the capital markets of 12 eu member states such as France and Germany, covering most industries such as banking, public utilities, insurance, telecommunications, energy, technology, chemicals, industrial products, automobile, food and beverage, medical treatment and raw materials. The index is considered by the financial securities industry to be an indicator of the overall stock prices of large listed companies in the euro area.
- WS30
- The dow Jones industrial average, a portfolio of the 30 best blue chips in the United States, is the most successful and closely watched index in history. It includes big American companies like Boeing, Intel, Microsoft, Coca-Cola and Pfizer.
- US500
- The standard & poor's 500 index is an index of the 500 publicly traded companies in the United States. The stock index is created and maintained by standard & poor's. The s&p 500 contains more companies than the dow, so risk is more spread out and reflects broader market changes.
- NDX100
- Nasdaq 100 index, covering 100 technology stocks with high-tech, high growth and non-financial characteristics, can be said to be the representative of the United States technology stocks. Its performance has been driven by high internal growth, rather than external growth, such as asset injections. Among them the biggest weight is apple, Microsoft, Google, cisco, Intel and many other well-known companies.
- ASX200
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Australia S& The P/ASX200 index is a stock index jointly launched by the Australian
stock exchange and standard & poor's and is traded on the Australian stock
exchange
, representing 88.2% of the local market, is considered the most important index to measure the performance of the Australian stock market.
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HK50
- The hang seng index (hsi) is an important indicator of the Hong Kong stock market. It is calculated from the market capitalisation of the 50 hang seng stocks, the blue chips of Hong Kong, and represents 63% of the 12-month average market capitalisation coverage of all listed companies on the Hong Kong stock exchange. The hang seng index is calculated by hang seng index limited, a subsidiary of hang seng bank, and subject to quarterly review.
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JP225
- The Nikkei 225 stock average, the Nikkei 225 stock average, is the stock price index of the Tokyo stock exchange (tse) of the 225 variety introduced by the Nikkei business daily. Therefore, this kind of index has a long duration and has a good comparability. It has become the most commonly used and most reliable indicator to examine the long-term evolution of Japanese stock market prices and the latest changes. The nikkei index quoted daily by the media refers to this index.
- US2000
- The Russell index, a weighted average of market capitalization created by Frank Russell of Washington state, is one of the best measures of the performance of small companies. Russell is a widely followed index of large - and small-cap stocks in the U.S. Russell announced that it would expand its stock index family to more than 300 indices, with about 11, 100 constituent stocks, covering 63 countries and 22 regions.
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ESP35
- IBEX 35, the benchmark stock market index of the Madrid stock exchange, was launched in 1992 and is calculated and managed by Sociedad DE Bolsas, a subsidiary of the Spanish stock market corporation. The IBEX 35 is a market capitalisation weighted index of the 35 most liquid Spanish stocks on the Madrid stock exchange composite index, adjusted twice a year. The IBEX 35 options and futures are traded by Mercado Espanol DE Futuros Financieros, another BME subsidiary.
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CHINA50
- The ftse China A50 index is compiled by ftse. It is based on July 21, 2003 and officially released in January 2004. The A50 is an index of the largest 50 eligible companies selected from the a-share market under the ftse a-share index compilation rules. Its various indicators including performance, liquidity, volatility, industry distribution and market representation are market leading.