Stock Trading.

Stocks in a multi-asset app

Stocks sit in the same app as forex and futures, so one watchlist and one order ticket cover your whole book.

What you get

• Charts with custom layouts and multi-timeframe sync.
• Live prices streamed in real time.
• Alerts on price, volatility and news.

Through your broker

Orders are placed straight to the broker you connect. Which stocks you can reach depends on that broker's offering.

Why trade stocks and forex in one account?

Traders who hold stocks and trade forex usually end up running two apps and two mental models. Keeping them in one account means one watchlist, one set of alerts and one place to check what you are actually exposed to before the next position.

What should you check before trading stocks in TM9?

Stock coverage depends on the broker you connect, so check their instrument list before committing. What TM9 adds is the tooling around the trade: charts with saved layouts, alerts that reach your phone, and one account view across every asset class.

Who is stock trading in TM9 best suited to?

Stock trading in TM9 suits traders who already hold equities and want them on the same screen as their other positions, rather than checking two apps to know what they are exposed to.

What TM9 covers

Stocks are part of a multi-asset platform that works across multiple brokers, next to forex pairs, futures, global indices such as SPX, NDX, DAX and NIFTY, and commodities like gold, silver and oil. New instruments are added every quarter. A stock order goes straight to the broker you connect, and that broker's instrument list decides which shares you can trade.

Shares on the same account

Your stocks share one account, one watchlist and one charting canvas with your forex and futures positions, so you see the whole book in one place. A share gets the same tooling as a currency pair: sub-second quotes, over a hundred studies, price and volatility alerts, copy trading and multi-device sync. The broker you connect decides which shares are available and sets the spreads, leverage and execution policy on them.

Good to know

Check your broker's stock list before you plan a trade, because their offering sets what you can buy and their spreads, swaps and leverage apply to every share position. Trading stocks carries a real risk of loss. TM9 provides the charts, alerts and order routing, while the broker holds your funds and executes each order the app sends.