Invest in Wide & Diversified
Range of Financial Markets
Treasuries
The treasuries market includes government debt instruments such as gilts, bunds, bonds and treasury notes.
Treasury securities comprise a significant segment of the domestic and international bond markets. If bond prices rise there could be a slowdown of general economic activity, while fall in prices could result in rising of interest rates. If we have huge potential on corporate debts, then bonds become more attractive for security.
Shares
When you buy a share, you are buying a small part – or ‘unit of ownership’ – in a company. The benefit of trading shares is receiving dividends which are usually paid out by the company twice a year.
We provide a wide range of global shares and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) from 31 different countries. Our offerings include shares of popular stocks such as Apple, BP, Barclays, Tesla, Amazon, and many others. With our diverse selection, investors have the opportunity to take positions on multiple global shares and ETFs, enabling them to create a well-rounded and diversified investment portfolio.
Commodities
Commodities can be an important way to diversify a portfolio beyond traditional securities – either for the long term or as a place to park cash during unusually volatile or bearish stock markets.
Today, tradeable commodities fall into four categories – Metals, Energy, Livestock & Meat and Agricultural; and are mostly traded in two forms – cash and forward – with the settlement (or delivery) dates being the main difference between the two.
We offer CFDs and Exchange Traded Products on a wide range of cash and forward commodities instruments, including Brent and WTI Crude Oil, Nat Gas, Gold, Silver, Aluminum, Palladium, Copper, Wheat and Sugar.
Indices
Index funds are a type of investment vehicle that offer a straightforward and passive approach to investing in the financial markets. These funds aim to replicate the performance of a specific market index, such as the S&P 500, by holding a diversified portfolio of securities that mirror the index's composition.
The appeal of index funds lies in their low-cost structure, as they require minimal management and incur fewer fees compared to actively managed funds. By providing broad market exposure, index funds offer investors the opportunity to participate in the overall growth of the market while minimizing the risk associated with individual stock selection. This passive investment strategy has gained popularity among both individual and institutional investors seeking a long-term, low-cost, and diversified approach to building wealth.
Indices provide the best way to gauge the performance of an industry, sector or an entire country’s stock market. If, on average, the share prices of the companies making up the index go up, the index will rise with them. And if they fall, it will drop.
