Make the composition of your portfolio more diverse. Make your money work for you.
Revenue
Some stocks pay regular dividends - you can keep this income or reinvest it.
Control
You decide which company to invest in, when to buy and when to sell.
Investing in ETFs
Diversification
With ETFs, you can invest in entire market sectors or multiple strategies at a time and at a low cost.
Transparency
ETFs trade like stocks on major exchanges and track independent investment benchmarks.
Flexibility
Buy and sell ETFs during the trading day as often as your investment strategy requires.
The most popular securities
Advantages of working with SSC
Safe trading strategies
Quick deposit and withdrawal of funds
Protection against scamming and attacks
24/7 support
Segregated accounts
Personal manager
Access to all markets
Account insurance
Frequently asked questions about SSC
What is the stock market and why is it important to invest in it?
Stock markets are exchanges where shares of publicly traded companies/corporations are traded, and trading takes place between the owners of the shares and potential buyers. The main purpose of investing is to provide financial security now and in the future. And since the stock market has been generating generous returns for investors for many years, taking advantage of a growing economy and/or investing in fast-growing companies that are increasing in value is the biggest benefit of investing in stocks.
Investing in stocks and ETFs: what is the difference?
From a technical point of view, the process of buying an ETF and a stock in an SSC account is exactly the same. The difference between the two instruments lies in the investors' exposure to the risks of a particular market or sector. While some companies are more successful than their direct competitors, an investor's portfolio consisting of shares of a single company will depend solely on the performance of that company's management.
How to start investing?
To start investing, choose a strategy based on the amount of capital you are willing to invest, the timing of your investment goals, and your risk tolerance.
