Dow Jones 30 CFD is a contract for difference referencing the Dow Jones Industrial Average, a price-weighted index of 30 major US companies. Weekday prices reflect futures and fair-value adjustments. Weekend prices belong to a separate contract quoted using news, market conditions and client activity. Neither contract is ownership of the constituent shares. Margin, leverage and financing costs are part of the contract design.
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Place this beside the cash Dow to compare regular-session trading with after-hours expectations. The comparison uses the previous cash close while the US cash market is open and the latest cash close when it is closed, making post-close news easier to follow.
Add Nasdaq 100 CFD and S&P 500 CFD to distinguish growth-stock moves from broader US equity moves. Weekend quotations are a separate contract. Compare the actual prices, including any gap when the weekend contract switches to the weekday contract.
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Official references: Weekend contract pricing