ROAD TOWN, Tortola--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Foreign currency and commodity trading service provider iFOREX, has recently added the NASDAQ index to its catalogue of tradable products which is based on NASDAQ future contracts. The NASDAQ is one of the most recognized indices in the world and now iFOREX clients can add it to their portfolio along with Forex, Oil and other commodities and indices. New and existing traders can view the platform and iFOREX's list of tradable products in an array of languages including Arabic, Chinese and Spanish which can be found at http://www.iforex.ae, http://cn.iforex.com and http://www.iforex.es.

The NASDAQ was added to the iFOREX platform due to the fact that it can provide new and exciting opportunities to clients as it has more trading volume than any other electronic stock exchange in the world. The NASDAQ plays host to a wide array of companies that cover many industries and are located worldwide which therefore makes the index susceptible to volatile fluctuations in its value.

Upon the announcement of the NASDAQ inclusion to the http://www.iforex.com trading platform, a leading member of the marketing division was quoted as saying “Adding NASDAQ trading to the growing list of CFDs on our platform was a very simple decision for us to make. The fluctuations that can be found in the index’s daily value can provide some very interesting opportunities for our clients and I’m sure that this will be a very popular inclusion.”

The number of indices that can be traded on iFOREX’s online trading platform continues to grow and if you would like more information about them or to learn more about online trading, please visit the iFOREX website. For the latest Forex and market coverage visit http://traderbase.iforex.com

* Territorial restrictions may apply. iFOREX does not offer its services in the BVI

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