STARTRADER Launches 39 New US Stocks and ETFs

Global multi-asset broker STARTRADER has added 39 US stocks and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) to its platform, effective 25 May 2026. The new instruments span ten sectors selected to align with what the broker describes as structurally linked themes driving institutional capital flows.

Artificial intelligence forms the core of the launch, with names such as ARM, APP, FIG, CLS and CRDO covering AI hardware, chip architecture and software infrastructure. Supporting that layer are semiconductor and optical communication companies including ASML, LITE, COHR, TER, ONTO and KEYS, which enable the chip production and high-speed data transfer required by large-scale AI systems.

Energy and utility names — GEV, OKLO, CCJ, CEG, TLN, UUUU and UNG — address the power generation and grid modernisation needed to sustain next-generation computing. Space economy exposure comes through ASTS, RKLB, IRDM and SATS, targeting satellite communications and low-Earth orbit networks.

On the digital assets side, STARTRADER added CRCL, CLSK, GLXY, BLSH, SBET and BMNR, reflecting growing convergence between traditional finance and regulated crypto infrastructure. KTOS adds autonomous defence and drone technology exposure. Other additions include INSM, STRL and TME, plus six regional thematic ETFs covering Japan (EWJ), South Korea (EWY), Brazil (EWZ), India (INDA), China (MCHI) and leveraged technology (TQQQ). The launch also includes TLT, a long-duration Treasury ETF, as a yield anchor during interest rate transitions.

“This launch is not about adding products — it is about building access to the interconnected system of industries driving the next phase of global capital,” said Peter Karsten, Chief Executive Officer of STARTRADER. He noted that AI, energy, semiconductors, space and institutional digital assets are structurally linked themes that clients should be able to trade together.

STARTRADER is regulated in five jurisdictions: the CMA (Comoros), ASIC (Australia), FSCA (South Africa), FSA (Seychelles) and FSC (Mauritius). It offers trading via MetaTrader, its proprietary STAR-APP and STAR-COPY platforms.