Indices trading, automated
Trade the direction of whole markets at once. Deploy a strategy and it trades benchmarks like the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 for you, with no stock-picking.
What is index trading
An index tracks a whole slice of the market in one number. The S&P 500 follows the 500 largest US companies, the Nasdaq 100 the biggest tech names, and so on around the world.
Trading an index means taking a single position on where the overall market is heading, instead of betting on one company. It is a broad, lower-noise way to be in the market, and our strategies trade these benchmarks automatically.
World indices, live
The benchmarks our strategies trade, in real time.
Why trade indices with Chasse
Whole-market exposure
One position gives you a slice of an entire market, not a single company.
Lower single-name risk
A surprise from one stock matters far less across a basket of hundreds.
The benchmarks everyone watches
Trade the S&P 500, Nasdaq, Dow, DAX and more from one account.
Driven by the big picture
Indices move on growth, rates and sentiment, trends a strategy can follow.
Traded for you
The strategy opens and closes positions automatically, no charts to watch.
Risk on every position
Stop-losses and position sizing are applied to each trade by default.
What moves an index
Indices rise and fall on the big forces, not one company.
Economic growth
Strong growth lifts company earnings and tends to push indices higher.
Interest rates
Rate decisions change what future profits are worth, moving whole markets.
Earnings season
When big constituents report, the index reacts to the overall picture.
Global events
Politics, conflict and shocks ripple across every index at once.
How Chasse trades indices for you
You never place an order. The index strategy follows major benchmarks and trades them automatically, with a stop-loss and take-profit on every position. Indices are the home market of the Platinum tier, and the multi-asset strategies on Gold, Elite and Black trade them too.
Chasse is currently a simulated demo. Market data is real and live; trading results shown elsewhere are illustrative and not guaranteed.
Indices, answered
Which indices can I trade?
Major global benchmarks such as the S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, Dow Jones, DAX and FTSE 100, all traded automatically by the strategy.
What is the difference between an index and a stock?
A stock is one company; an index is a basket of many. Trading an index spreads your exposure across a whole market.
When are indices traded?
Index trading follows the hours of the underlying market, mainly weekdays. Your strategy acts whenever the market is open.
Do I place the trades myself?
No. You deploy a strategy and it handles every entry, exit and stop for you.
Is index trading risky?
All trading carries risk, and in a live market you could lose money. Chasse builds risk controls into every position and is currently a simulated demo.
How much do I need to start?
From $100. Indices are the focus of the Platinum tier, and higher tiers trade them alongside other markets.