Nasdaq 100 Derivatives

Now all the stocks of your favorite index in one security.

Have you ever wished you could buy every stock represented in a high profile index such as the NASDAQ 100, Dow Jones Industrials, or S&P 500, but the cost of buying each stock represented in such an index was prohibitive? Or have you ever wished to own a basket of internet infrastructure or biotech companies, but didnt know how to accumulate the companies?

Now, single securities, known as Exchange Traded Funds (ETF), can track the performance of a growing number of different index funds. Most ETFs represent a portfolio of stocks designed to track one specific index. ETFs can be bought and sold exactly like a stock of an individual company during the entire trading day. Furthermore, they can be bought on margin, sold short or bought at limit prices. Other ETFs allow you to invest by industry sector, size, region or investment style. Exchange traded funds can help investors build a diversified portfolio that is easy to track.

NASDAQ 100 Futures, Options, Index Shares

Listed below are some of the derivatives which you can trade using this indicator:

NASDAQ 100 Index ETF's (Exchange Traded Funds)

The American Stock Exchange is also the home of Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) - unique financial products combining the opportunities of indexing with the advantages of stock trading.

The Amex pioneered the concept for ETFs in 1993 with the introduction of trading in SPDRs --Standard & Poor's Depositary Receipts, an exchange-traded unit investment trust based on the Standard & Poor's 500 Index. Currently, 30 different ETF unit investment trusts or fund products are listed, all based on Indices from broad markets (such as the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the NASDAQ 100 Index), to industry sectors to foreign markets.

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