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“What is Nikkei 225 CFD?”

Good evening everyone! This is GoGoJungle Support.

Recently, Mr. Tetsu Emori released 'EMORI_MT4_INDICATER for Japan225CFD'

https://fx-on.com/ebooks/detail/?id=14446

Since its release, we have received many inquiries.

For example,

“Can this automate Nikkei 225 trading?!?”

“Is this a system trading for Nikkei futures traded at 〇〇 Securities?”

“Can it be used with Click Kabu 365?”

To be precise, if defined in detail, all of the above questions would be NG, but

From that perspective, you could say that 'we do support it,' so I did not deny it.

Today is a three-day weekend! And since it's the World Cup third-place match, I would like to talk about Nikkei 225 trading.

I would like to discuss it.

You are probably familiar with the term Nikkei Stock Average, which is the index of Japan's representative 225 stocks

selected by the Nihon Keizai Shimbun, and its average is calculated. This value is

Used as a benchmark for stock prices and the economy, but it is not traded directly.

This is what you hear several times a day on TV as “Today’s stock price.”

And using that figure as the underlying, the derived trading is the Nikkei 225 futures trading.

Stock index futures (stock futures) are benchmarks for markets around the world,

and they also lead price movements. The most famous is the “Dow Jones Average.”

Known as the Dow Jones Average—the US Dow Jones Average—and its futures trading. In this way, derivative trades derived from stock prices

are actively traded in world markets.

These trades are conducted on exchanges in each country; basically

they are traded via securities companies by the general public, corporations, and government agencies. Because they are futures,

they have an expiration date (year and month) by which cash settlement is made and profit or loss is settled.

These trades have existed since long ago, but since the late 20th century various

revolutions in trading occurred, and, similar to margin forex trading (FX), in 2005 a certain futures-based

trading started (CFD) trading.

CFD trading, where the securities company acts as the counterparty, is based on existing market trades with prices formed according to fixed rules

and trades are conducted through market makers.

Nikkei 225 Mini moves in 5 yen increments, but CFDs move in 1 yen increments.

Also, because there are fewer participants than futures, liquidity is thinner, but you can expect dynamic movements

and momentum.

This Nikkei 225 CFD is offered to individual investors by quite a few providers, but

This time, since the Emori Tetsu indicator is a product that runs on MT4,

“A company that provides Nikkei 225 CFD data on MT4 and allows trading on MT4”

and narrowing to that, this time it is available for use with EZ Investment Securities.

Of course, the data from FXTF Securities that provide Nikkei 225 CFD data to MT4 can

be used, but you cannot trade from MT4. Also, the signals produced by the indicator

can be used as a reference for other companies' Nikkei 225 CFD trading, so it should be effective.

We think so.

For how you actually use it, please refer to the product.

“EMORI_MT4_INDIATER for Japan225CFD”

An indicator that uses the Nikkei 225 futures daily chart to provide buy signals.

¥29,800