Trade shares, indices & ETFs
Access commission-free US shares and bundles of stocks you can trade in a click
Shares
Invest in top companies with US, EU and UK shares on tight spreads with flexible leverage.
Indices
Trade entire sectors at once with major stock market indices and high performing index funds.
ETFs
ETF stock trading allows you to easily invest in a group of shares gathered by a hedge fund.
Find top stocks with AI tools
The Equiti Portal offers free tools that use AI and data-crawling software to find trading opportunities instantly. These include free trading signals that suggest trading scenarios, economic calendars that update you on events that will impact stocks, and an Asset Overview dashboard that sorts shares by trend.
Commission-free US shares
Shares, indices and ETFs from major sectors
AI & Tech
Take your share of tech companies like Apple, iShares, Tesla, Nvidia, Google and Microsoft.
Energy
From fossil fuels to green energy and ESG; tap into companies like Total, Chevron and Exxon.
Financials
Think inflation will rocket bank stocks? We offer shares from JP Morgan, HSBC, Allianz & more.
Retail
Shop for profits with shares from retail staples like Walmart, LVMH, Alibaba and Amazon.
Healthcare
Support the health of your investment portfolio by diversifying with Pfizer, Merck & CVS shares.
And more!
Sign up for a free trading account to browse thousands of shares on interactive charts.
Stock Trading FAQs
What shares do you offer?
Stock market trading offers shares of major companies to allow both investors and firms to raise capital. We offer thousands of products to trade on some of the world’s hottest company stocks with commission-free trading on all US shares. Speculate on share prices with flexible leverage on major market sectors like Consumer, Utilities, Energy, Industrial, Finance, Technology and more.
Sign up for a free account to browse all available shares from the US, EU and UK.
What are indices?
A group or basket of stocks are called an ‘index’ or ‘indices’. Indices are a measurement of the value (and pricing) of a specific section of the stock market, which allow traders to speculate on entire sectors at once. Grouping selected stocks or assets into an index creates a cost-effective mechanism for trading on a sector’s performance - i.e., opening a single position to trade on the entire UK100 (which tracks the 100 largest companies on the London Stock Exchange (LSE)) or the UT100 which groups America’s top 100 tech companies.
Equiti also offers future indices like the USD index which tracks the performance of USD weighted against major currencies from across the world.
Apply for a free Equiti account to trade indices online.
What are ETFs?
ETF (Exchange-Traded Fund) assets are a contract that allow traders to speculate at a lower cost on the increase (or decrease) in value of a group of stocks that have been selected by industry - such as biotech or robotics. Unlike index funds, which are priced at the end of each day, traders can buy and sell ETFs during the day. This means that investors can move in and out of these funds in a similar way to how they trade stocks.
Open an Equiti account to start trading ETFs online on powerful platforms like MT4 and MT5. We offer ETFs from a wide range of sectors including AI, biotech, blockchain, healthcare and energies selected by world-famous asset managers like BlackRock.
What is a ‘stop loss’ order & why should I use it?
Arguably the most popular tool for reducing risk, stop loss orders are designed to limit loss on a position that’s made an unfavourable move. When you place a stop loss order with a broker, you’re requesting to close the position once the instrument reaches a certain price. This is helpful as it means your trades need less monitoring and can help to limit losses, particularly in volatile markets. Please also note that a stop loss is by no means a guarantee; positions may be affected by price gaps over market closures, data release or other economic factors.
How can I maximise my returns?
Trading is based on the speculation that the price of a financial instrument will increase or decrease, which creates potential to maximise returns. However, there’s no guaranteed strategy or market that will always deliver profit. If your current broker says otherwise, check if they’re regulated!
We always encourage our clients to risk only what they can afford to lose. Markets are known to be unpredictable and adding leverage means both losses and profits can equally increase.