Stock Index

A stock index is a market indicator that shows the level of blue chip prices traded on a stock exchange, namely by measuring the average movement of stock prices listed on the stock exchange.
Index trading investment is a form of investment by utilizing Stock Index Trading in the form of investment contracts

Future Stock Index products traded are:

1. Nikkei stock index

   The Nikkei stock index is the average price of 225 major shares listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange’s main stock exchange and is the best indicator to show the movement of stock prices on the Tokyo Exchange, so that the Nikkei can be traded formed Nikkei Financial Futures Market namely Nikkei 225 Stock Index Future .

   Examples of some stocks that are incorporated in the Nikkei index

1. Hangseng stock index

   The Hangseng stock index is the average price of 33 major shares representing 75% of the Total Market Capitalization on the Hong Kong stock exchange, so that it can be considered to represent overall market activity.

   33 Components of the Hang Seng index

1. Kospi stock index

   The Kospi stock index is the average price of 200 major shares listed on the Korea Stock Exchange representing 80% of Market Capitalization on the Korean stock exchange

   Examples of some shares that are incorporated in the Kospi index