S&P 500 CFD is a round-the-clock perpetual contract price referencing the S&P 500 Index. It has no expiry. Trading demand can move its price away from the index, and funding payments may apply. Margin and leverage can amplify gains and losses.
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Pair the CFD with cash S&P 500 to follow new information after the US session ends. The cash close remains fixed while after-hours pricing responds to earnings, policy and other markets.
Nasdaq-100 CFD adds a growth-versus-broad-large-cap lens. Compare direction over the same time window and moves from the relevant cash close, rather than requiring identical price levels.
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Official references: S&P: S&P 500