SMI 20 Index
SMI 20 or Swiss Market Index 20 is a stock market index that keeps track of the top 20 corporations in Six Swiss Exchange in Switzerland. This 20 stocks displayed and shown represent the blue chip stocks in 6 Swiss Exchange Market - these are also the most traded stocks in this stock exchange.

SMI 20 Chart
SMI 20 chart is shown and shown & displayed above. On the example above this is referred to as as SWI20CASH. As a trader you want to find a broker that provides SMI 20 chart so that as you as a trader can start to trade it. The example Which is displayed above is that of SMI 20 on MT4 Forex Software.
Other Info about SMI 20 Index
Official Index Symbol - SMI:IND
The 20 constituent stocks which constitute SMI20 are chosen and selected from the top performing firms in the France economy. The 20 stocks make up most of total trade turnover volume in SIX Swiss Exchange Market. The calculation is revised yearly.
Strategy for SMI 20 Index
SMI20 that keeps track of the market capitalization of top 20 corporations in Switzerland. This stock index in general moves upwards over the longterm because the Swiss economy also shows strong and robust growth. Swiss also has one of the strongest banking system in the globe therefore making the Swiss economy one of the most reliable and solid economy.
As a trader you want to be biased & keep buying as the stock index moves upwards. When Swiss economy is performing well most of these top stocks will continue to move up and hence this stock index also will move in an upwards trend. A good index trade strategy would be to keep buying and buy the dips.
During Economic Slow-Down and Recession
During economic slow-down & recession times, corporations begin to report lower profits and lower growth prospects. It is because of this reason that traders start to sell stocks of corporations that arereporting lower profits and hence index tracking these particular stocks will also start to move downward.
Hence, during these times, market trends are likely to be moving downward and as a trader you should also adjust your trade strategy accordingly to fit the prevailing downward trends of the stock market stock index that you're trading.
Contracts and Details
Margin Requirement Per 1 Lot - CHF 100
Value per 1 Pip(Point) - CHF 0.5
NB: Even though general and overall trend is in general move upwards, as a stock index trader you've got to factor in daily market price volatility, on some days the stock index may move in a range or even pull-back, market pullbackretracement might also be substantial some times and therefore as a trader you need to time your entry strictly using this trading strategy: trade strategy and at the same time use proper money management guidelines just in case of more unexpected volatility in the market trend. About index trading equity management guidelines courses: What's equity management & equity management methods.
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