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Stocks

Twenty of the most heavily traded names and benchmarks in the world — global mega-cap equity alongside the hard commodities and the index that sets the tone for every other market.

20 instruments
$500 minimum deposit
4 deposit tiers
Nvidia NVDA

The company that supplies the compute behind almost every large AI model in production.

Semiconductors Open brief →
Apple AAPL

Hardware at enormous scale, increasingly earning like a services business.

Consumer Technology Open brief →
Microsoft MSFT

Enterprise software, Azure cloud, and the commercial channel for OpenAI models.

Enterprise Software & Cloud Open brief →
Amazon AMZN

A retail and logistics network wrapped around the most profitable cloud business in the world.

E-Commerce & Cloud Open brief →
Alphabet (Google) GOOGL

Search advertising, YouTube, Google Cloud and the DeepMind research stack.

Internet & Advertising Open brief →
Berkshire Hathaway BRK.B

Insurance float deployed across railroads, energy, manufacturing and a large equity book.

Diversified Holdings Open brief →
Saudi Aramco 2222.SR

The lowest-cost major oil producer, and one of the largest dividend payers anywhere.

Integrated Energy Open brief →
Alibaba BABA

China’s largest commerce marketplace plus its leading domestic cloud provider.

E-Commerce & Cloud Open brief →
Toyota TM

The world’s highest-volume carmaker, built around hybrid powertrains.

Automotive Open brief →
BHP Group BHP

Iron ore, copper and metallurgical coal at the top of the cost curve.

Mining & Resources Open brief →
Shell SHEL

Integrated oil and gas with the largest LNG trading book among the majors.

Integrated Energy Open brief →
Nestlé NESN.SW

The world’s largest food and beverage group, with decades of uninterrupted dividends.

Consumer Staples Open brief →
Novo Nordisk NVO

Diabetes and obesity treatment, and the GLP-1 franchise built on it.

Pharmaceuticals Open brief →
Tennant Company TNC

Industrial cleaning equipment, sold into facilities, logistics and manufacturing.

Industrial Machinery Open brief →
Reliance Industries RELIANCE.NS

Refining and petrochemicals funding India’s largest telecom and retail networks.

Conglomerate Open brief →
Crude Oil ETF USO

Exchange-traded exposure to the price of crude through futures contracts.

Energy Commodity Open brief →
Gold XAU

The reserve asset held against currency debasement and systemic stress.

Precious Metals Open brief →
Silver XAG

A precious metal with a large and growing industrial demand base.

Precious Metals Open brief →
Natural Gas NG

The most weather-sensitive and most volatile of the major commodities.

Energy Commodity Open brief →
S&P 500 SPX

The five hundred largest US listed companies, weighted by market value.

Broad Market Index Open brief →
Deposit sections

What each amount buys you

These four tiers apply across every instrument on the stocks desk. The amount you deposit does not just change position size — it changes how the position is managed, how long it is held, and what reporting comes with it.

Starter
$500
up to $4,999
Minimum hold · 30 days

A single-position entry. You hold a fractional allocation of the instrument and take the full price move, up or down, with no leverage applied.

Deposit at Starter
Growth
$5,000
up to $24,999
Minimum hold · 90 days

A managed allocation. Your capital is averaged into the position across several entries to smooth out the entry price, and dividends where paid are reinvested.

Deposit at Growth
Premium
$25,000
up to $99,999
Minimum hold · 180 days

A hedged allocation. The core position is paired with a downside hedge so a sharp drawdown in the underlying is partially offset, at the cost of capping some upside.

Deposit at Premium
Institutional
$100,000
and above · by arrangement
Minimum hold · 12 months

A mandated allocation with a named portfolio manager, custom rebalancing bands and monthly written reporting on the position.

Deposit at Institutional