Online trading platforms are breaking out of their home markets and racing to capture international users. These carefully selected stocks represent the companies leading this global expansion and the infrastructure providers powering their growth.
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Published on July 1
Robinhood's stock surge after its European launch signals massive growth potential as digital brokers tap into new markets. This is just the beginning of a global expansion wave.
These companies are racing to capture millions of underserved international investors hungry for accessible trading platforms. Early movers stand to gain substantial market share.
Beyond the obvious broker apps, exchanges and payment processors in this collection stand to profit enormously from increased global trading volumes and cross-border transactions.
Robinhood's European expansion signals a major shift as digital brokers pursue international growth. This creates opportunities not just for trading platforms themselves, but also for exchanges, market makers, and payment processors that form the backbone of global trading.
This collection gives you exposure to the globalization of retail investing through a diverse mix of companies. You'll find direct-to-consumer brokerages expanding across borders, established global platforms, and the critical infrastructure providers enabling worldwide trading.
These companies were handpicked because they stand to benefit from the exponential growth potential in underserved international markets. Each plays a distinct role in the financial ecosystem as digital brokers pursue global user bases and higher trading volumes.
Summary and key takeaways for the 'Digital Brokers Go Global' basket based on provided market capitalisation data.
HOOD: $117.16B
IBKR: $112.65B
FUTU: $16.04B
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On average, analysts expect assets in this group to grow 40.12% over the next year.
12 of 16 assets in this group are rated Buy by professional analysts.
