Nasdaq 100 E-mini Futures CFD

Nasdaq-100 futures track the expected future value of the Nasdaq-100 Index, which includes 100 of the largest non-financial companies listed on the Nasdaq Stock Market.

E-mini Nasdaq-100 futures are traded on the CME and are widely used to gain exposure to movements in the Nasdaq-100 beyond regular US stock market hours.

With Axi, you trade the Nasdaq-100 futures market through a futures CFD, rather than buying an exchange-traded futures contract directly.

What is Nasdaq-100 Futures CFD trading?

Nasdaq-100 Futures CFD trading lets you speculate on movements in the Nasdaq-100 futures price without owning shares in the companies that make up the index or holding the underlying futures contract.

You can open a long position if you expect the market to rise or a short position if you think it will fall.

The CFD is traded using margin, so you only need to put up a portion of the position's full value. Leverage increases your market exposure and can magnify both profits and losses.

Because the CFD is linked to a futures contract, rollover adjustments may apply when the underlying contract approaches expiry.

Nasdaq-100 Futures CFD vs Nasdaq-100 Cash CFD

Both products let you trade movements in the Nasdaq-100 without owning the underlying shares. The main difference is how they are priced and how positions held over time are treated.