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Watchlists

Watchlists are an effective way to keep track of and monitor the performance, price movements, and trends of the companies and sectors you own or are interested in.

Broker vs Issuer Sponsored Shares

Learn about the difference between broker and issuer sponsorship of shares.

Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs)

Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) are investment funds which hold a pool of securities such as shares, bonds, and commodities.

Market Indices

Market indices (also known as market indexes) are used as benchmarks to monitor movement and performance of market segments.

Account Statements

We offer a range of statements on our website to assist our share trading customers. The listed statements are available for both standard and premium accounts.

Share Registry

A share registry is an organisation which works on behalf of the listed company. Gain a deeper understanding on what it is and where to find it.

Dividends

A dividend is a share or portion of a company’s profits distributed to eligible shareholders. Find more about dividend payment methods, where to locate all upcoming dividends and etc.

Place a Trade

Leverage our step-by-step guide to effortlessly place a trade with us today!

Holder Identification Number (HIN)

A Holder Identification Number (HIN) is a unique number that identifies CHESS sponsorship with a broker. Discover the importance and where to locate it precisely.

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to questions on the topics of getting started, my account, estate management and complaints.

Limit Orders vs Market Orders

There are two fundamental execution options to choose from when buying or selling shares.

What is Market Depth?

Market depth refers to a list of buyers (bids) and sellers (offers) in the market for a particular security.

Manage Your Orders

The best way to check the status of your order is to use the Manage Orders feature available on the Netwealth website.

Trading Terminology Explained

Before investing, it is important to understand basic trading concepts. Below are some popular investment terms explained.

What is a Partial Trade?

A partial trade occurs when your order does not entirely execute in a single transaction.

Trading Limits Explained

Your trading limit is the maximum value of a buy order that you can place, which varies depending on your account type. Learn about trading limits for Standard and Premium accounts with helpful examples and how to increase your limit.

Standard and Premium Accounts

Learn about the differences between a Netwealth Standard and Premium Account, benefits, brokerage and how to upgrade

Automate your trading with Conditional Trading

With conditional trading you don’t have to constantly monitor the market. You simply set the criteria for your trade, and we’ll watch the market and place your order when your conditions are met.

IRESS ViewPoint support for Trading Pro subscribers

Trading Pro is upgrading to IRESS ViewPoint. Check out our dedicated support page for more information including access to training and FAQs.