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30 Global Exchanges on One Cost-Effective Global Research & Investment Solution

  • Published November 11, 2022 5:14AM UTC
  • Publisher Wholesale Investor
  • Categories Company Updates

Designed by fund managers and tested by investors. HALO is a cost-effective way to help investors invest directly in both local and international shares. 

Institutional-grade capabilities 

HALO was originally created by legendary Australian hedge fund manager, Nicolas Bryon, to power his own international trading.

HALO gives investors instant access to over 30,000 global equities and ETFs across 30 different exchanges, including the ASX, NASDAQ, New York Stock Exchange, London Stock Exchange, Nikkei, and more. 

HALO features institutional-grade investment and portfolio management tools to help investors navigate markets confidently – from premium research to our powerful ProTools Scanner, and market-leading charting interface.

HALO makes it easy to invest cost-effectively in the world’s biggest and fastest growing companies in a way that supports investors goals.

Thematic share portfolios 

HALO not only makes it easy to invest in individual securities, it also features 28 thematic share portfolios investors can use to give them access to a selected basket of stocks in a single trade.

Known as Vues, each 10-stock portfolio is designed to capture a key global trend, issue, or investment style.

Try HALO for yourself:

Special Offer:  $300 brokerage + 3 Investing Reports for 3 months.

333 OFFER includes:

  • $300 complimentary brokerage to use within 3 months.
  • 3 months complimentary subscription to HALO’s Americas Investing Report, Asia Investing Report and EMEA Investing Report.
  • Each report contains company insights for each region, carefully researched and selected by HALO’s Global Equity Research team.
  • Investors receive 2 reports for each region per month.

To redeem fill out the form below and use ‘WI333’ as the promo code:

Connect with the company and learn more about HALO by accessing their deal room here.

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