US Tech 100
The US Tech 100 is a tradeable market with Capital.com, enabling you to take a position on an index comprising the most highly capitalised US tech companies using CFDs.
The US Tech 100 is a US stock market index which tracks the performance of the top 100 blue-chip companies listed on the Nasdaq stock exchange.
Reviewed every quarter, the index comprises non-financial companies and arranges them with market capitalisation as a key criteria, meaning the most capitalised stocks are placed higher in the list. Inclusion is also dependent on liquidity.
As a closely-followed index, the US Tech 100 is often seen as a proxy for US stock market health and the domestic economy.
Some of the largest companies included in the US Tech 100 index at the time of writing are Apple (AAPL), Microsoft (MSFT) and Nvidia (NVDA). Given their size, these companies retain top index spots, but lesser-capitalised companies are more likely to change position in the index, or even drop out to be replaced by new stocks that have become sufficiently capitalised to join.
To learn more about the US Tech 100, you can visit our guide to trading the US Tech 100. To trade our US Tech 100 market, you can open an account with us – or practise trading the other indices markets on a demo account.
Trade US Tech 100 (US100) CFDs
US Tech 100 (ticker: US100) is an index that reflects the performance of a selected group of shares, usually tied to a specific market, region or sector. On Capital.com, it’s available to trade as a contract for difference (CFD), allowing you to speculate on price movements without owning any of the underlying shares. This means you can trade in either direction – rising or falling – depending on your view.*
*CFDs are traded on margin, leverage amplifies both profits and losses.
US Tech 100 price today
The index is quoted in $ and is currently trading around 25272.7.
Live price overview
Here’s an overview of the current US Tech 100 price and its recent trading ranges.
- Daily range: 25223 – 25303
- Daily movement: +79.9 (+0.317)
- Weekly range: 25081 – 25670.8
- Monthly range: 24649.8 – 25833.9
- Yearly range: 16341.2 – 26255.9
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What influences the price of US Tech 100?
The US Tech 100 (US100) price may be influenced by various market factors, including:
- Performance of the companies within the index
- Macroeconomic indicators such as GDP, inflation, and employment data
- Central bank policy decisions
- Broader market sentiment and risk appetite
- Geopolitical events or global news
US Tech 100 forecasts
US Tech 100 forecasts commonly focus on news, sector updates, and broader market conditions rather than fixed price targets. Traders can combine technical analysis with fundamental insights to form expectations about future price movement.
Instead of relying on a single prediction, many traders monitor ongoing analysis and real-time data to adapt to changing market conditions.*
*Analyst forecasts are often inaccurate and past performance isn’t a reliable indicator of future results.
How to trade US Tech 100 index CFDs
Trading index CFDs allows you to speculate on price direction without owning the underlying shares:
- Go long (buy) if you think the index may rise
- Go short (sell) if you think it may fall
As CFDs use leverage, both gains and losses are magnified.
Risks of trading index CFDs
CFD trading carries a high level of risk. Key risks include:
- Market volatility
- Leverage amplifying losses as well as profits
- Potential funding costs for overnight positions
- No ownership of any underlying assets
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