Trade Volatility Index - VIX CFD

Trading Conditions

• TypeThis financial market is available for CFD trading.Learn more about:CFDs: CFD
• Spread: 0.14
• Long position overnight funding adjustmentLong position overnight funding adjustmentMargin. Your investment$1,000.00Overnight funding adjustmentCharges from full value of position-0.01096 %(-$10.96)Trade size with leverage ~ $100,000.00Money from leverage ~ $$99,000.00Go to platform: -0.01096%
• Short position overnight funding adjustmentShort position overnight funding adjustmentMargin. Your investment$1,000.00Overnight funding adjustmentCharges from full value of position-0.01096 %(-$10.96)Trade size with leverage ~ $100,000.00Money from leverage ~ $$99,000.00Go to platform: -0.01096%
• Overnight funding adjustment time: 21:00 (UTC)
• Currency: USD
• Min traded quantity: 1
• Margin: 1.00%
• Commission on trade: 0%
• Guaranteed stop premiumA guaranteed stop-loss (GSL) fee is only charged if the GSL is triggered. Please consult the Charges and Fees section of our website for more details.: 0.1%

• Margin. Your investment: $1,000.00
• Overnight funding adjustmentCharges from full value of position: -0.01096 %
  (-$10.96)

• Margin. Your investment: $1,000.00
• Overnight funding adjustmentCharges from full value of position: -0.01096 %
  (-$10.96)

Trade Volatility Index - VIX CFD

Price constructed using front two months of Volatility (VIX) Index futures.

Each day at 20:59:55 UTC, the undated commodity price is adjusted to reflect the difference between the front- and back-month futures. At the same time, a matching cash adjustment is applied — ensuring the overall position remains neutral as the roll progresses. This cash adjustment is fully offset by the running profit or loss on the position.

The CBOE Volatility (VIX) Index works as a popular means to find out the expected market’s volatility based on the options of the S&P 500 index. The VIX stock market index is published and calculated by the Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE). Colloquially the index is often called the ‘fear index’. Founded in 1986 the current VIX index forms the expectation of stock market volatility for the near future. It quotes the calculated annualised change in the S&P 500 index for the following 30 days.