Synthetic index trading involves speculating on price movements of simulated markets that reflect real-world volatility but are not tied to physical assets. These indices are generated mathematically to mimic market behaviour. They allow traders to practise strategies or trade in conditions similar to live markets, often available 24/7. However, outcomes depend solely on market movement within the simulated environment.
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