Trade global stock indices
The whole market in a single order

An ETF means buying real fund units at full value, paying management fees and mainly profiting when the market rises. Index CFDs don't hold the underlying assets: you can use leverage, sell when you expect a fall and trade almost 24 hours. They are cash CFDs with no expiry, but swap applies overnight, so they suit short- to medium-term trading more than long holding.

NAS100 is generally the most volatile of the US indices because of its heavy tech weighting, while GER40 and JPN225 also move sharply around major news. US500 and US30 tend to move more steadily. Volatility changes with market conditions, so check the average daily range before setting your lot size and Stop Loss.

US cash-market hours, 20:30–03:00 Thai time (21:30–04:00 outside DST), have the highest liquidity — especially the first hour after the open. US economic releases at about 19:30 (20:30 outside DST), such as Non-farm Payrolls and CPI, also tend to move indices sharply.

When stocks in an index go ex-dividend, the index price usually drops by the dividend paid. MORROC Prime therefore adjusts accounts under its Dividend Adjustment policy: Buy (Long) positions are credited and Sell (Short) positions are debited proportionally, so profit and loss reflect the true value. Adjustments appear in your account history on the platform.

Indices at MORROC Prime offer leverage up to 1:500, the same as Forex, but the value per lot and daily volatility differ from currency pairs — NAS100 can move several hundred points in a day — so margin and risk per order differ too. Calculate the margin before opening a position and size your lots to suit your capital. Leverage may vary by account type.