Multi-asset broker STARTRADER has added 39 US-listed stocks and ETFs to its trading platform, effective Monday, 25 May 2026, according to an announcement from the company.
The rollout spans 10 sectors and covers a mix of single-name equities and ETFs linked to themes attracting institutional and retail trading interest: AI hardware, semiconductor infrastructure, clean energy, the space economy, and crypto-linked names.
Representative additions include ARM and ASML in the AI and semiconductor clusters, Constellation Energy (CEG) and Cameco (CCJ) in the energy and uranium space, Rocket Lab (RKLB) and AST SpaceMobile (ASTS) in the space economy segment, and Circle Internet Group (CRCL) and Galaxy Digital (GLXY) among digital-asset infrastructure names.
The ETF side includes regional plays on Japan (EWJ), India (INDA), China (MCHI), and Brazil (EWZ), alongside leveraged Nasdaq exposure via TQQQ and the long-duration US Treasury benchmark TLT.
“AI, energy, semiconductors, space, and institutional digital assets are not parallel themes; they are structurally linked. Our clients deserve exposure to all of it, with the breadth and relevance that today’s markets demand,” said Peter Karsten, Chief Executive Officer at STARTRADER.
STARTRADER is regulated in five jurisdictions, including ASIC and FSCA, and offers trading through MetaTrader, STAR-APP, and STAR-COPY. The broker introduced 24/5 trading on 20 of the most actively traded US stocks in March 2026, continuing its push into US equity access.
