General overview
Libertex Synthetic Indices are financial instruments based on a mathematical simulation of price movements, powered by Libertex's proprietary pricing engine.
Each instrument has specific price characteristics, creating a distinct simulated market environment. Prices are not linked to or derived from any underlying asset or traditional financial market and are independent of real-world economic events and market developments.
Trading schedule: Libertex Synthetic Indices are available for trading 24/7, including weekends and public holidays. Quotes are updated every second.
Risk Warning: Synthetic Indices can experience sharp price movements and are not suitable for every investor. Trading CFDs involves significant risk; leverage can magnify both profits and losses, and you may lose money rapidly.
Individual instrument descriptions
sPump 1000 | sPump 1000 simulates price movements characterised by sharp upward spikes. On average, an upward spike occurs once every 1,000 ticks, although the actual interval may vary. |
sDump 1000 | sDump 1000 simulates price movements characterised by sharp downward spikes. On average, a downward spike occurs once every 1,000 ticks, although the actual interval may vary. |
sVolatility 25 | sVolatility 25 is a synthetic index with a target annualised volatility level of 25%, generated through Libertex's proprietary pricing model. |
sVolatility 50 | sVolatility 50 is a synthetic index with a target annualised volatility level of 50%, generated through Libertex's proprietary pricing model. |
sVolatility 75 | sVolatility 75 is a synthetic index with a target annualised volatility level of 75%, generated through Libertex's proprietary pricing model. |
sVolatility 100 | sVolatility 100 is a synthetic index with a target annualised volatility level of 100%, generated through Libertex's proprietary pricing model. |
Important risk information on Synthetic Indices
Synthetic Indices are financial instruments whose prices are generated using a mathematical model. They have no underlying asset and are not designed to track the price of any specific real-world asset or traditional financial market.
Price movements follow the characteristics of the applicable model and may occur independently of real-world economic events. Depending on the instrument, prices may experience sharp upward or downward movements.
Synthetic Indices are not suitable for every investor. Trading CFDs on Synthetic Indices involves significant risk. Leverage can magnify both profits and losses, and you may lose money rapidly. Spreads, financing charges and other applicable trading costs may affect your results.
You should ensure that you understand how these instruments work and assess whether trading them is appropriate for your financial circumstances and risk tolerance before opening a position.
The Company may apply limits to the aggregate exposure across all clients for a particular Synthetic Index or trading direction. When an applicable limit is reached, opening additional positions in the affected instrument or direction may be restricted or temporarily unavailable. These limits may vary by instrument and may be adjusted in accordance with the Company's risk management procedure.