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Learn how you can be an investor of the "Magnificent 7 stocks" Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Meta, Microsoft, Nvidia & Tesla.
Learn how to get started to become a private investor in global brands.
Investing in the most profitable companies has become easier, cheaper, and more accessible due to much better technology. As a private investor you can expect to pay lower fees, less commissions, and invest into safer investment products such as ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds).
Before you invest be sure to learn the basics of investing principles. Get plenty of free resources here.
Ready to start your investing journey? Read about investing platforms for Kiwis at home and abroad.
Read about the NZ tax treatment on US stock investments. NZ in general does not tax capital gains on shares.
Do your own market research, before you invest in ETFs and global companies!
Do your own market research, before you invest in ETFs and global companies!
You can effectively carry out your own market research and get access to reliable information about publicly traded companies. Start today to learn how to invest small amounts of money with confidence and make fewer mistakes.
The eToro Academy is an excellent resource and its free for all eToro users. You can practice buying stocks and shares and create your very own virtual portfolio of ETFs and companies. Start today!
TradingView is one of the best apps and website for charting, analysis, and social networking. Sign up for free for plenty of educational information and articles shared by the TradingView community members.
IBKR Campus, offered by Interactive Brokers, is a free educational resource for the general public, designed to enhance understanding of financial markets and trading tools. TWS means Trader Workstation.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
The information contained on this website is of a general nature and does not take into account your individual financial circumstances. It is provided for educational purposes only and does not constitute professional or personalised financial advice. You are strongly encouraged to seek independent financial advice tailored to your specific needs and situation. If you are experiencing financial hardship, you can contact the New Zealand National Debt Helpline on 1800 007 007.
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