Investments
See the market before you invest.
Browse stocks, ETFs, mutual funds, bonds, commodities, options and upcoming IPOs. Every number is market data, shown as it closed. Nothing here is advice.
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Market overview
A daily snapshot of rates, commodities, movers and upcoming listings.
US Treasury yield curve
Yield by maturity, %
Commodities
Price and 1-day change
Stock movers
Biggest 1-day changes in our list
Upcoming IPOs
Expected, filed and recently priced offerings. Listing here is not an offer, and access to an IPO is not guaranteed.
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Browse assets
Search by name or symbol, filter by niche such as energy or healthcare, and sort any column. Select a row for the full statistics.
Market data only, not a recommendation. Options are complex and can lose their entire value quickly. Bond and mutual fund prices can fall as well as rise. Past performance is not a reliable guide to future results.
Curated ETF portfolios
Ready-made baskets built from the funds above. They are shown with sample data for now, so you can see how the final product will look.
Sample portfolios for illustration only. They are not live products and carry no track record. Any real portfolio would show its own fees, holdings and risks before you invest.
Portfolio lending
Borrow against your portfolio.
Keep your investments in place and draw cash against them. Try the illustrative calculator to see how limits and margin calls work.
Pledge
Assets you pledge as collateral. Different assets are valued at different loan-to-value limits.
Draw
Borrow up to your limit and pay interest on the amount you use.
Margin call
If your collateral falls in value, you may need to add funds or assets, or we may sell assets to repay the loan.
Eligibility, limits, rates and collateral rules apply and are shown before you accept. Figures below are illustrative only.
How to get started.
Four steps from signing up to your first investment.
Register
Create your profile and choose an individual, joint or business account.
Verify
Confirm your identity with a government ID and proof of address. We require this for every client.
Fund
Add money by bank transfer or another supported method. Funding limits may apply at first.
Invest
Browse the market, choose assets or a curated portfolio, and review all costs and risks before you confirm.
Frequently asked questions
Getting started
Who can open an account?
Individuals, joint holders and businesses can apply, subject to identity checks and the rules of their country. Availability depends on your location.
How long does verification take?
This depends on how quickly your documents can be checked. Incomplete or unclear documents take longer. We will tell you what is missing.
Is there a minimum amount to start?
Minimums depend on the product. Mutual funds show their own minimum investment on each fund page. [Confirm your account minimums before launch.]
Market data
How often is the data updated?
Once a day. Prices are closing prices from the previous trading session and are not live. Do not use them to time a trade.
Where does the data come from?
From third-party market data providers. We do not guarantee that it is complete, accurate or free of errors. Always check prices at the time you trade.
Are curated ETFs recommendations?
No. They are examples of how a ready-made portfolio could be presented. Nothing on this page is personal advice or takes your circumstances into account.
Investing
Can I lose money?
Yes. The value of investments can fall as well as rise, and you may get back less than you put in. No return is guaranteed.
What are the fees?
Fees depend on what you buy and how you trade, including fund expense ratios, trading costs and currency conversion. They are shown before you confirm any order. [Add your fee schedule before launch.]
Can I invest in IPOs?
IPO listings are shown for information. Access to an offering depends on the underwriters and is not guaranteed. A listing here is not an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy.
Why are options treated differently?
Options can lose their entire value in a short time and can create losses larger than your initial outlay in some strategies. They are not suitable for everyone.
Portfolio lending
How much can I borrow?
Your limit depends on the value and type of assets you pledge and on a credit assessment. More volatile assets are usually valued at a lower loan-to-value limit.
What is a margin call?
If the value of your collateral falls so that your loan is too large compared with it, you must add funds or assets or repay part of the loan. If you do not, assets may be sold to cover it.
Does borrowing cost anything?
Yes. You pay interest on the amount you draw, and fees may apply. Interest and fees are shown before you accept.
Read before you invest
Understand the risks.
You can lose money
The value of investments can fall as well as rise. You may lose some or all of the capital you invest.
Past performance
Past results are not a reliable guide to future results. No return is guaranteed.
Borrowing
Borrowing against your portfolio magnifies losses and may force assets to be sold at an unfavourable time.
Options and complex products
Options, leveraged and other complex products can lose their full value quickly and are not suitable for every investor.
Bonds and interest rates
Bond prices usually fall when interest rates rise. Issuers can fail to pay what they owe.
Currencies
If an investment is in a different currency from your own, exchange rate moves can reduce your returns.
Concentration
Putting a large share of your money in one asset, sector or theme increases the risk of a large loss.
Data limits
Market data on this page is delayed, updated once a day, and may contain errors. It is not a basis for trading decisions.