These are any instruments with which you can enter into purchase or sale transactions on the exchange. They differ from each other in many characteristics that must be taken into account in trading - for example, the level of liquidity, capitalization or risk. However, all assets have the potential to generate income.
Stocks
One of the most popular and reliable assets.
Investing in stocks is optimal for the long term as stock market fluctuations tend to smooth out over longer periods of time. In addition, some companies pay their investors dividends, which can be used as an additional source of income or the purchase of other shares.
Forex
The largest financial market in the world with a turnover of over $8 trillion in a day.
You can trade currency pairs with a small deposit and low transaction costs. Huge trading volumes provide high liquidity and the opportunity to profit from both growth and decline of the market, concluding long or short transactions.
Cryptocurrency
An asset that is increasingly gaining popularity.
The cryptocurrency market operates 24/7, which allows you to make transactions at any convenient time. Many traders are attracted by decentralization, which provides greater freedom and privacy when making transactions.
Indexes
They represent a basket of shares, which allows you to diversify risks and not depend on the success or failure of one company. Indices make trading easier: you don't need to analyze individual stocks - just follow the dynamics of the index.
Commodities sector
Futures for metals, energy and agricultural commodities play a critical role in the global economy, influencing the cost of final products, as well as their transportation and production. Historically, commodity prices tend to rise with inflation. This makes them an attractive asset for protecting savings from depreciation.