Lauren Schuit

Leveraged and inverse ETFs on StakeThere are a range of ETFs available on Stake that are designed for different market conditions – including leveraged and inverse ETFs. Before investing in these p...

Why do I have more or fewer shares than expected?This usually happens as a result of a corporate action – a company-initiated event that affects all shareholders and can change the number of shares...

Why didn’t my market order fill?If your market order didn’t fill, it’s usually due to timing or a rule enforced. Here are the most common reasons. You placed the order outside normal trading hoursM...

Extended Hours lets you trade on Wall St for 9.5 extra hours each weekday – giving you more flexibility to act on news, earnings and market moves as they happen. When are Extended Hours (EHT)? Regu...

Adding funds using debit or credit card on the appGo to your Wall St or AUS dashboard and tap ‘Add’ next to your buying powerEnter the amount you want to depositSelect ‘Debit/Credit card’ under ‘De...

To verify your Stake account, you’ll need to upload one of the following valid government-issued photo IDs:Australian driver’s licence (front and back)Passport (Australian or international)You’ll a...

Under U.S. regulations (FINRA), there are limits on how much you can use for day trading – even if your account balance is above US$25,000. This limit is known as your Day Trade Buying Power (DTBP)...

Over-the-counter (OTC) stocks are securities that aren’t listed on major exchanges like the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) or Nasdaq. Hundreds of OTC stocks are available on Stake Wall St.Learn mor...

What is a placeholder ticker and why is it in my account?That ‘weird ticker’ showing up in your portfolio is likely a placeholder ticker – a temporary, non-tradable symbol used to track your holdin...

If your Wall St order isn’t going through, here are some common reasons why – and how you can fix it.Minimum investment required for Wall St securitiesThere’s a minimum order size of US$10 for trad...