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With Stocks,
ETFs,
and Mutual Funds.
No-commission* equity trading (other fees may apply1). No minimum deposits. No wait to place trades.
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Axos Invest offers
No commission* on stock & exchange-traded
fund trades (other fees may apply1)
Buying and selling of listed and over-the-counter stocks
Dividend reinvestment on qualifying securities
10,000+ mutual funds to choose from
No minimum deposit
Stocks
Buy 'em. Sell ‘em. It’s up to you with Self-Directed Trading.
Stocks are often considered the most common type of security for investment. They have the potential to create income through dividends and long-term appreciation. Buy and sell stocks on our easy-to-use platform, designed to help execute your orders.
What are ETFs?
Get the skinny on exchange-traded funds (ETFs). ETFs offer the opportunity to customize your portfolio, act quickly on market changes, and save on fees.
Trading your own stocks and exchange-traded funds, also called ETFs, allows you to customize your portfolio. Act quickly on market changes and save on fees. Getting started is easy, but there's a lot to learn. Let's address some common questions, and don't worry, you aren't the only one who asked. Number one, what's the difference between stocks and ETFs? Stocks represent a share of ownership in an individual company. ETFs, on the other hand, are securities grouped together to represent a particular index fund like the Dow Jones or a particular industry like energy. With the stock, your risk resigns in the success of that one company. While with ETFs, your risk is spread broadly across a group of companies. Number two, do stocks and ETFs trade in the same way? Yes, you can purchase stocks or ETFs using the same type of ticket. And both can be bought and sold throughout the day. Number three, why do people trade securities? You might build wealth in the stock market one of two ways. Either selling a stock at a higher price than you bought it or holding the stock and earning dividends based on its earnings. Dividends can be cash payments or when reinvested automatically, take the form of additional shares of the stock. Due to market fluctuation, there's no guarantee on your investments. Number four, do I need a certain amount of money to get started? You can start by purchasing a few stocks or you can invest a lot. It's all tailored to your investment goals. Keep in mind that many people who succeed at investing add to their portfolio consistently, either using their profits from trading or a portion of their monthly savings. You may also want to use occasional windfalls, say your tax refund or a work bonus to purchase a few more stocks. Remember, you can also roll current investments, either stocks or money from another investment account into your Axos Invest account. Our easy-to-use trading platform empowers investors of varying experience levels to make trades and track investments on their own. Sign up today and get started investing.
Diversification
With exchange-traded funds you’re investing into a basket of securities like stocks, bonds, and commodities.
Value
Currently $0 per trade*. ETFs typically charge lower management fees than professionally managed mutual funds.
Simplicity
ETFs are typically bought and sold like stocks. They can be bought on margin, sold short, and purchased at intraday prices.
Alignment
Whether it’s a specific industry, sector, region, or a cause that matters to you, ETFs expand beyond investing in a single company.
Mutual Funds
Find the fund aligned with your goals.
If variety is the spice of life, season your portfolio with 10,000+ no-load mutual funds to consider. Depending on the fund, you can invest in various securities structured to match its selected investment objective. Diversification and convenience at your fingertips.
Access advanced investing tools.
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