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This year, Admiral Markets improved the CFD offering on indices of the world's largest exchanges, by gradually:
And today, Admiral Markets takes another step toward satisfying the global trading community, by offering the possibility to trade lot fractions of all main instruments in this category.
What’s new today?
From now on, it is possible to trade mini contracts starting from 0.1 lots on:
[DAX30], [DJI30], [SP500] and [NQ100]
the majority of the remaining cash indices1,2.
Benefits:
This change is of particular interest for active CFD traders, as the decreased minimum lot increment allows for more accurate money management. For example, if an account’s equity increased, trading [DAX30] with 1.0 lots might motivate continuing the strategy with a 10% increase in trade size. Conversely, if the equity decreases - there might be a need to reduce the trade size. This change allows traders to flexibly manage trade sizes using increments like 0.9 lots, 1.1 lots, 1.2 lots, 2.8 lots etc.
This offer is fits smaller accounts too. Now, CFDs on the world’s major indices are as accessible as Forex instruments. For example, the minimum margin requirement for the smallest possible contract on:
EUR/USD (0.01 lots) is 2 EUR, with the point value being 10 cents
[DAX30] (0.1 lots) is around 5 EUR, with the full index point being 10 euro cents.
Best in 2016 says Germany’s DKI
In 2016, Admiral Markets UK was named Best CFD Broker 2016 by the DKI institute.
Please note:
if the contract volume steps, starting from 0.1 lots, cannot be chosen in MT4's Order window - please restart the trading terminal
mini contracts are not available for instruments with the lowest value of the full lot: [JP225], [HSI50], [OBX25].
For more information, contact Admiral Markets Public Relations representative Alina Akk: alina.akk@admiralmarkets.com or visit www.admiralmarkets.com.
Tuesday, 06 Sep, 2016 / 12:05
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