DAX→The German Stock Index (DAX) represents the 40 largest companies of the German stock market, encompassing 80 percent of all German publicly listed corporations.
S&P 500→The S&P 500 (Standard & Poor's 500, SPX) includes the 500 largest US companies by market capitalization. The index is one of the three most important US indices.
NASDAQ 100→The NASDAQ 100 is a stock index for primarily American technology companies. It includes the most valuable 100 non-banks listed on the American stock exchange Nasdaq.
EURO STOXX 50→The EURO STOXX 50 includes the 50 largest companies from the Euro currency area. Therefore, companies from countries such as Switzerland or Sweden are not included in the index.
MDAX→The MDAX is the follow-up index to the DAX, which includes the 40 largest companies. The MDAX comprises the 50 largest companies/stocks that follow the 40 DAX companies. These mainly consist of mid-cap companies.
SDAX→The SDAX is the follow-up index to the MDAX, which includes the 50 largest companies after the DAX. The SDAX encompasses the 70 largest companies that come after the 50th MDAX company. These are mainly small-cap companies.
FTSE 100→The index includes companies based in the United Kingdom that are listed on the London Stock Exchange. The index is calculated and managed by the British company FTSE Group.
IBEX 35→The index Iberian Index 35 (IBEX) was established by the Madrid stock exchange on January 14, 1992. The index base is calculated retroactively to December 31, 1989. A starting value of 3,000 points was defined for that day.
