The instrument
NAS100 is an index CFD reference associated with large non-financial Nasdaq-listed companies. It can react sharply to earnings, rates, and changes in risk sentiment.
THE FIVE MARKETS
NAS100. A focused view of US technology.
A focused view of US technology.
Trading specification
Maximum leverage 1:5. Planned entry-to-stop risk 1.00% of initial balance per order. Minimum quantity step 0.01 underlying units. Bid/ask-aware USD simulation. Index concentration and session gaps make aggregate exposure controls relevant when NAS100 and US500 are traded together.
Execution and data
Charts use mid prices for context; buys execute at ask and sells at bid under the disclosed slippage model. Synthetic prices are explicitly labelled. A verified provider mapping, commercial data licence, trading hours, and contract specification are required for live data.
A disciplined order
A protective stop is required. Daily equity and intraday trailing controls apply to floating results. The candidate 5-second discretionary hold treats genuine protective stops separately.