eToro has expanded its range of Australian stocks
eToro has expanded its range of Australian stocks
Social trading broker eToro has announced the expansion of its range of trading instruments.
Now 44 new stocks of Australia's leading and promising companies are available to eToro clients on the broker's trading platform.
According to the information published on the FNG website, the range of available assets of the broker has been expanded with shares of such companies as Block Inc, News Corporation, Fisher & Paykel Healthcare Corporation Limited, Auckland International Airport Limited, The Lottery Corporation Limited, Reece Limited, Atlas Arteria Limited, Treasury Wine Estates Limited, TPG Telecom Limited, Spark New Zealand Limited, carsales. Ltd, Seven Group Holdings Limited, Orica Limited, Ampol Limited, Cleanaway Waste Management Limited, ALS Limited, Lendlease Group, Pro Medicus Limited, Bendigo and Adelaide Bank Limited, Harvey Norman Holdings Limited, Challenger Limited, New Hope Corporation Limited, Qube Holdings Limited, Bank of Queensland Limited, Altium Limited, The a2 Milk Company Limited, Viva Energy Group Limited, AMP Limited, NEXTDC Limited, Beach Energy Limited, Metcash Limited, Technology One Limited, Ansell Limited, Nine Entertainment Co. Holdings Limited, Virgin Money UK PLC, Coronado Global Resources Inc, nib holdings limited, Downer EDI Limited, Charter Hall Long WALE REIT, Breville Group Limited, The Star Entertainment Group Limited, Perseus Mining Limited, Champion Iron Limited, Corporate Travel Management Limited
eToro points out that new stocks and ETFs are traded with Zero Commission in the regions where Zero Commission applies.
The broker also said that there are no restrictions on commission-free positions and the opportunity to buy fractional shares is presented.
We previously reported that eToro has given its clients access to trading OrangeJuice, RICE (Rough Rice), OATS, SoyOil, and SoyMeal.
eToro was established in 2007. The company works with clients from more than 140 countries and has several divisions operating in various jurisdictions and licensed by different regulators.
