Does Exness Have Synthetic Indices?
Exness does not have synthetic indices. We confirmed this by checking directly in the Exness trading platform and asking the broker’s support team.
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See BrokerListings’ best brokers for trading synthetic indices. These firms offer indices whose prices don’t follow underlying financial assets, but mimic realistic market movements, providing trading opportunities.
Does Exness Have Synthetic Indices?
Exness definitely doesn’t have synthetic indices. We opened an account, logged into the Exness Terminal, navigated to ‘Indices’ under the ‘Instruments’ menu, and as you can see below, there are no synthetic indices.
Instead, there are 14 traditional stock market indices spanning the US, Europe, and Asian markets.
To double check they definitely aren’t available, we also spoke to the broker’s support team. As you can see below, Exness confirmed on live chat that synthetic index products aren’t offered.
What Is A Synthetic Index?
A synthetic index simulates market movements and volatility. They appeal to active traders especially because they’re often available around the clock, providing opportunities outside of traditional market hours, including on the weekends.
Because such indices are generally broker-built, they tend to offer fast execution, tight spreads and/or low commissions, and lend themselves to technical analysis strategies.
Deriv championed the synthetic index with a string of products, including crash/boom, jump, and drift switching indices. However, many other brokers, often with stronger regulatory and safety credentials, now offer these products to retail investors.
Trading synthetic indices is high risk. You could lose any money you invest. There is also a risk of price feed manipulation at some unscrupulous providers.