Matthew Leibowitz

The hours after Snowflake became available to trade on public markets are some of the most significant in IPO history, and the most heavily traded IPO in Stake’s lifespan. See why.

Specifically, in the US market there are over 2,000 different types of ETFs that model a variety of market trends and sectors. Stake, US commission-free brokerage platform, offers a diverse range of US ETFs, with some...

A stock split is a relatively common occurrence in the stock market and particularly so for Apple, which has undertaken four previous splits since they went public, including in 1987, 2000, 2005 and 2014. This split...

New data released by Australian-owned US share trading platform, Stake, reported trade volumes by Australians increased by 167% increase in quarter on quarter trades during the first phase of the pandemic, Jan–Mar, this year compared with...

While the market is just about even for the month, volatility is historically strong. Here’s what we saw trending on Stake and in the markets over the past 22 trading days. Top 5 Most Traded Stocks...

The USA is home to the largest stock market in the world and Aussies have taken notice. Here are the stocks they were excited about in April.

International trading can give investors access to investment opportunities that aren’t typically available in Australia. The NASDAQ and S&P 500, in particular, can open investors up to global brands like Apple, Netflix and Google. So, it’s no wonder some Australian investors are choosing to invest in US stock markets.

The market capitalisation of the US is roughly than the entire ASX and is the largest share market in the world, with a diverse range of companies and listed funds to invest in. So, it’s no wonder many Australian investors are choosing to invest in US stock markets. Each month we report on what Aussie investors are trading and watching on Stake. Here’s what we learned in February.

Opinion - Matt Leibowitz, CEO and Co-founder at Stake. It's actually the complete reverse. It can be easier and cheaper than ever to invest overseas than it is in Australia. As we all know, the US...