Foreign Investing Services (FIS)

Diversify your investment portfolio in various Foreign Stock Exchanges with the convenience of single trading limit and login ID for up to 13 exchanges, namely Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKSE), Singapore Exchange (SGX), National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations (NASDAQ), New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), Australian Securities Exchange (ASX), London Stock Exchange (LSE), Taiwan Stock Exchange (TWSE), Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX), Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE), Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET), Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX), Korea Exchange (KRX), and Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE).

Why Trade FIS?

Convenience

Trade FTSE Bursa Malaysia Kuala Lumpur Composite Index (FBM KLCI) Futures Contract which exposes traders to the underlying FBM KLCI constituents.

Easy Settlement

Trade the Crude Palm Oil Futures Contract which exposes traders to the global price benchmark for the Crude Palm Oil Market.

Reliable custodial service

All foreign securities you have bought and paid is kept in trust. Rest assured, all corporate entitlements are monitored and administered by us.

Proactive updates

Monthly consolidated custody statement of all foreign securities held. 

Why trade FIS with AmEquities?

image Convenience
image Easy Settlement
image Leverage – Trade in a larger amount with a small capital 

Educational Video

Why Trade Futures with Webull?

Advanced Data and Charting Tools

Take advantage of high-level tools including

image 12 advanced indicators including Moving Average, Elliot Wave & Bollinger Band.
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Education Talk of the Month

Education Talk of the Month

Month/Year Educational Video
November 2022 ETSG Singapore Stock Selector Tool
July 2023 5 key reasons why you should start to explore futures trading
September 2023 Overview of Malaysia and Singapore REITS – Part 1
Overview of Malaysia and Singapore REITS – Part 2