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Cantor Index Online Trading System
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Stylish and simple to use. Full scorecard coming soon.
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Cantor Index is a leading financial spread betting company,
established in 2000. Cantor Index offers spread bets on a wide
range of markets from shares and indices to bonds and
commodities.
Spread betting on shares with Cantor Index is a real
alternative to share trading. Cantor Index offers spread bets
on all UK stocks and shares, as well as international equities
from European and US markets.
Cantor Index offers spread betting on a range of stock indices
such as the FTSE, Dow Jones, NIKKEI, CAC and NASDAQ. Spread
betting on indices allows you to take a view on the direction
of an entire market rather than the performance of an
individual share. Cantor Index offers spread bets on daily,
monthly and quarterly index futures as well as daily cash
markets for some indices.
Cantor Index offers spread betting on both Daily indices such
as the Daily FTSE Cash and the Daily FTSE Future. These bets
expire at market close of the day they are opened, although
they can be closed at any time prior to expiry. Therefore, if
you think that the stock market in London is going to end the
day at a higher level than it is standing at a particular
moment during the day, you place a 'buy to open' bet on a
'daily' index. If you think that a market will end the day at
a lower level, you would place a 'sell to open' bet.
Cantor Index also offers spread betting on the futures price
of an index. Spread bets on the futures price of an index like
the FTSE are not the same as betting on the cash price of the
index, as over night bet charges are paid up front. Cantor
Index offer spread betting on the current or next month and
the last month of the current or next quarter. Index futures
bets expire on the third Friday of the month, although the bet
can be closed at any time prior to expiry.
Spread betting on commodity futures such as oil and gold with
Cantor Index offers you the opportunity to bet these exciting
and often volatile markets, from as little as £1 per unit
movement. Spread betting on commodities offers a number of
advantages over other forms of dealing in commodities,
including the ability to place bets significantly smaller than
if you were to trade the underlying futures market. Spread
betting also allows you the use of stop losses and limit
orders to control your risk. Cantor Index offers spread
betting on an extensive range of commodities. The prices of
some commodities can move very substantially, very quickly so
it is very important that you know as much as possible about
the commodity on which you are intending to bet.
The Forex market is the largest financial market in the world,
with daily trading volumes regularly exceeding 1 trillion US
dollars. Spread betting on foreign exchange allows you access
to all the major currencies ( US Dollar, Sterling, Euro), and
many of the minor currencies (Swiss Franc, Japanese Yen, South
African Rand, Australian Dollar, New Zealand Dollar, Swedish
Krona, Mexican Peso, Canadian Dollar) in the world. You can
take a bet on how any of these currencies will perform against
any of the other ones, enabling you to isolate exactly which
currency you think will be the best performer, and which the
worst. You can spread bet from as little as £1 per point
movement and all your spread betting profits are tax-free*.
Spread betting on foreign exchange with Cantor Index ensures
you can trade in sterling and outside of normal trading hours.
Cantor Index offers spread betting on a variety of
interest-rate and bond futures. These allow you to take a view
on the direction of bond markets, as well as the direction of
short-term money market rates, in Europe, USA, UK, and Japan.
In addition, bets can be struck on interest-rate decisions as
made by Central Banks at their regular meetings.
Cantor Index offers Spread Betting on many options markets
covering several asset classes (equities, commodities, fixed
income and foreign exchange) and spanning a wide range of
maturity dates.
The use of stop orders is a practical way of limiting the
amount of money that you risk when opening a spread bet. A
stop order is simply an instruction that our clients leave
with us to close a trade in the event that the market turns
against them, at a predetermined level of loss that they
decide is acceptable to them, or is in keeping with the funds
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