Indices Trading.
Index operations run through the same trading mobile app as your forex positions, quoted live across global exchange markets.
Global indices — SPX, NDX, DAX, NIFTY and more — with live quotes and full charting.
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Inside TM9 2.0.
The screens an index trader uses in TM9 2.0: real-time quotes, the portfolio hub, open positions, a chart with alerts and balance, equity and margin tracking.
What This Covers.
SPX, NDX, DAX, NIFTY and other global indices, streamed live and charted in the same app as your forex pairs.
Indices covered
Global indices including SPX, NDX, DAX and NIFTY, with new instruments added every quarter.
Live data
Index quotes stream through the same low-latency pipe as forex and commodities, with sub-second tick updates.
Alerts for index moves
Volatility and price alerts land on your phone, watch or email the moment an index starts moving.
Watching Indices Across Timezones.
Three notes on how index traders tend to use TM9 across timezones.
How do index traders watch several markets at once?
Index traders tend to watch several at once — an index in their own timezone plus one or two that move ahead of it. Multi-chart layouts and multi-timeframe sync exist for exactly that, and they carry over to the phone when you step away from the desk.
Do alerts and copy trading work on indices?
Index coverage grows each quarter, and the same instruments are quoted across the mobile, web and desktop terminals. Alerts and copy trading work on indices exactly as they do on forex pairs.
Who gets the most from trading indices on TM9?
Index traders following several markets across timezones get the most here, along with anyone who prefers trading an index over picking individual stocks. Alerts cover the hours when you cannot watch.
Where This Fits.
Indices are one of several asset classes in TM9, charted and traded next to your forex pairs. For the app where SPX, NDX, DAX and NIFTY sit in your watchlist, see the TM9 home page.
What TM9 covers
Global indices such as SPX, NDX, DAX and NIFTY are quoted in TM9 alongside major and minor forex pairs, gold, silver and oil, and a curated list of CFDs, across multiple brokers. Index coverage grows with the new instruments added every quarter. An index order goes straight to the broker you connect, and their offering decides which indices you can actually reach.
Indices beside your forex pairs
An index such as the DAX can share a watchlist and a charting canvas with EUR/USD or gold, all in one account. Indices get the same tooling as every other market: sub-second quotes, over a hundred studies, price and volatility alerts, copy trading and multi-device sync. Your broker sets which indices are available, and their spreads, leverage and execution policy apply to each one.
Good to know
Whether you can trade SPX, NDX, DAX or NIFTY depends on the broker account you connect, and that broker's spreads, swaps and leverage apply to every index position. Trading carries a real risk of loss. TM9 provides the index charts, alerts and order routing, while the broker holds your funds and executes each order the app sends.
Related Pages.
Other markets you can follow next to your indices are below, or browse all 37 guides in the TM9 Guides.
Commodities TradingGold, silver and oil sit beside indices in the same watchlist, with live quotes, charts and alerts.
CFD TradingThe curated CFD list in TM9, traded with the same charts and alerts you use on indices.
Client Desktop TerminalFor index charts on a bigger screen, the Client Desktop terminal is part of every TM9 licence tier.
More Pages to Read.
Install on AndroidGetting TM9 onto an Android phone from the Play Store, ready to open your first index chart.
Install on iPhoneInstalling TM9 on an iPhone from the App Store, then signing in and linking the broker you trade indices with.
Instant Deposits and WithdrawalsFunding an index account happens with your broker, since deposits and withdrawals never pass through TM9.