The short answer
You may trade six asset classes at UZO: forex, metals, crypto, indices, shares and energies. Together they span more than 1,300 instruments, all quoted against real live markets, with leverage of up to 1:100. The exact symbol list depends on which platform you trade on, MetaTrader 5 or TradeLocker.
The instrument classes
UZO gives you a broad, multi-asset universe so you can trade the markets you already know. Across every account type you have access to:
Forex: major, minor and cross currency pairs.
Metals: precious metals such as gold and silver.
Crypto: major digital assets.
Indices: benchmark stock indices.
Shares: individual company equities.
Energies: products such as oil and natural gas.
You are welcome to mix these classes within a single account, sizing and rotating across markets as your strategy dictates, within your product's drawdown limits.
Real live prices
Your capital is simulated, but the prices are not. Every instrument is quoted against real live market prices. When gold moves, your gold position moves with it. When a currency pair gaps over the weekend, your simulated account feels that gap exactly as a live account would.
This is what we mean by simulated, or "Syn-Fi", trading: real prices, real conditions and real rewards, on simulated capital. The market you see is the same market every other participant sees.
Scope and leverage
With more than 1,300 instruments across the six classes, you have the room to build a portfolio, hedge a view or specialise in a single market. Leverage of up to 1:100 is available on every phase of every product, giving you generous flexibility to size your positions.
Whichever markets you choose, the same product rules apply throughout: your drawdown is measured on equity, which includes the floating profit and loss on any open positions, so you always know where you stand as the market moves.
Symbol lists differ by platform
The six asset classes are consistent across UZO, but the exact list of tradable symbols depends on which platform you are using. MetaTrader 5 and TradeLocker each carry their own instrument catalogue.
Platform | Where to confirm a symbol |
MetaTrader 5 | Market Watch symbol list (not available to US residents) |
TradeLocker | In-platform instrument search |
The most reliable way to confirm whether your market is covered is to open the platform and search for it directly, or look at the symbol list on your dashboard. Should you wish to trade a market you cannot find, write to us at [email protected] and we will point you to the right symbol.
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