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UK TRADERS ARE INCREASINGLY LOOKING TO FOREIGN MARKETS FOR OPPORTUNITY

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  • Nearly half have increased the value of stocks they buy that are not listed in London, GraniteShares research shows

UK traders are increasingly looking to trade shares listed in foreign markets, new research* from GraniteShares, a global issuer of Exchange Traded Products (ETPs) with more than $7 billion under management, shows

Its study found nearly half (47%) have increased the value of stocks they buy that are not listed on the London Stock Exchange in the past 12 months. Around 10% have dramatically increased the stocks they buy listed on foreign markets.

The trend looks set to continue the research for GraniteShares, which  offers a suite of Short and Leveraged Single Stock Daily ETPs tracking some of the most popular companies in UK US and European markets, found.

Around a quarter (24%) of investors questioned say they plan to increase trading in US shares over the next 12 months with 25% looking to increase trading in European stocks and 23% in Asian-listed shares.

The UK remains popular with retail traders and around 28% say they will increase trading in London-listed stocks over the year ahead. That corresponds to GraniteShares own platform where Rolls Royce (3LRR) is the most popular ETP, by AUM, held by UK traders. Just 10% questioned have bought no UK-listed stocks in the past year compared with 28% who have not bought any European-listed stocks and 27% who have bought no US-listed stocks. Around half (47%) have not bought any Asian-listed shares.

However US markets are seen as likely to be the best performer in the year ahead – 31% questioned chose the US ahead of 22% picking the UK with 17% selecting Asian markets and 12% looking to European markets for the strongest performance.

Around six out of 10 (58%) believe the FTSE-100 will end higher this year compared with 50% saying the same about the Nasdaq and 44% saying the S&P 500 will end the year up. Around 36% expect the EuroStoxx 50 to close higher at the end of the year.

Will Rhind, Founder and CEO of GraniteShares, said: “UK investors are clearly widening their horizons and the traditional belief that they only bought British is no longer true which is entirely understandable given the strong performance of many US, European and Asian listed companies.

“The two big themes of the year ahead look likely to be crypto and AI and many of the major listed firms in those sectors such as Nvidia, Coinbase and Microstrategy are not UK listed.”

https://graniteshares.com/institutional/uk/en-uk/research/uk-traders-are-increasingly-looking-to-foreign-markets-for-opportunities/

GraniteShares ETPs are listed on national exchanges in the UK, France, Italy, and Germany. They consist of a suite of index ETPs tracking FAANG stocks and a suite of Short and Leveraged Single Stock Daily ETPs tracking some of the most popular companies in UK US and European markets.

Its FAANG, GAFAM and FATANG product suite, offers long, short and 3X leveraged ETFs on FAANG, GAFAM and FATANG indices and can be traded in a single ticker symbol via ordinary brokerage accounts. ETPs offer a pure way to gain exposure to top tech companies in the U.S. market. Indices are equally weighted and rebalanced quarterly.

GraniteShares suite of ETPs on FAANG stocks

 

Product Name Ticker

GraniteShares FAANG ETP

FANG

GraniteShares GAFAM ETP

GFAM

GraniteShares FATANG ETP

FTNG

 

Leveraged ETPs on FAANG indices

 

Underlying Index +3x Long -3x Short  -1x Short

FAANG

3FNG

3SFG

SFNG

GAFAM

3GFM

3SGF

SGFM

FATANG

3FTG

3SFT

SFTG

 

UK Leveraged Single Stock ETPs

Underlying stock +3x Long -3x Short

AstraZeneca

3LAZ

3SAZ

BAE Systems

3LBA

3SBA

Barclays

3LBC

3SBC

BP

3LBP

3SBP

Diageo

3LDO

3SDO

Glencore

3LGL

3SGL

Lloyds Banking Group

3LLL

3SLL

Rio Tinto

3LRI

3SRI

Royal Dutch Shell

3LRD

3SRD

Rolls-Royce

3LRR

3SRR

Vodafone

3LVO

3SVO

 

US Leveraged Single Stock ETPs

Underlying stock Leveraged Long Leveraged Short

Alibaba

3LAA

3SAA

Alphabet

3LAL

3SAL

Amazon

3LZN

3SZN

Apple

3LAP

3SAP

Block

3LSQ

3SSQ

Coinbase

3LCO

N.A.

Facebook

3LFB

3SFB

Microsoft

3LMS

3SMS

MicroStrategy

3LMI

N.A.

Moderna

3LMO

3SMO

Netflix

3LNF

3SNF

NIO

3LNI

3SNI

NVIDIA

3LNV

3SNV

Palantir

3LPA

3SPA

PayPal

3LPP

3SPP

Spotify

3LPO

3SPO

Tesla

3LTS

3STS

Uber

3LUB

3SUB

Zoom

2LZM

2SZM

 

Capital at Risk

GraniteShares ETP’s are only suitable for professional investors.

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Notes to editors:

  • * Study conducted by independent research company Viewsbank among 1,035 UK adults aged 18-plus including 264 regular stock market investors and 145 digital asset traders between February 9th and 12th 2024 using an online methodology

 

For further information please call Phil Anderson or Taylor Marriott at Perception A on 07767 491 519 / 07983 335 021.

GraniteShares: A brief history

GraniteShares is an entrepreneurial ETP provider focused on providing professional investors with innovative, cutting-edge investment solutions. We believe the future of investing lies at the nexus of alternative thinking, low fees, and disruptive product structures—the core of our high conviction philosophy. Backed by Bain Capital Ventures, we launched our first product in 2017 and manage approximately $2.5 Billion in assets under management spanning a full array of investment strategies.

This press release is issued by GraniteShares Limited. 

ETPs are issued by GraniteShares Financial PLC, a company incorporated in Ireland.

Investing in GraniteShares ETPs on U.S. listed stocks

Those trading GraniteShares new US leverage and inverse ETPs will not need to complete a W-8BEN form (US Department of the Treasury, Internal Revenue Service, Certificate of Foreign Status of Beneficial Owner for United States Tax Withholding and Reporting).

There is no margin requirement and losses cannot exceed the amount invested.

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