- In addition to investing in stocks, ETFs, and TTFs, Gainy users will also have access to personalized investment advice through the match score, which suggests stocks and portfolios that align with their interests and investment goals.
- TTFs don’t have hundreds of unknown companies like in ETFs that disperse all of your growth but typically 10-15 stocks hand-picked by professionals and optimized with algorithms with a goal of delivering diversification and balancing risk/return of the portfolio.
- Using Gainy's recommendation tools and financial data, users can choose from over 70 model portfolios based on industries (e.g., Electric Vehicles), investment styles (e.g., Low-volatility stocks), and market conditions (e.g., Inflation-Proof portfolio).
- Thematic Trading Fractionals are optimized model portfolios typically made of 10-15 stocks devoted to one topic, cause or investment strategy, e.g. FinTech, Cybersecurity, or Inflation-Proof Portfolio.
Gainy is a thematic investing platform that allows investing in stocks, ETFs, and TTFs.
Gainy's Thematic Trading Fractionals (TTFs) are a solution for investors who want flexibility and control but may not have the time or expertise for extensive stock research and portfolio optimization.
- Gainy will regularly optimize and rebalance TTFs for clients, ensuring their portfolios are always up-to-date with the latest relevant companies and performance.
- Unlike in stocks, when you invest in TTFs you don’t have to spend hours researching individual companies.
- TTFs offer a balance between diversification and investment focus that is not found in ETFs.
You can have laser focus investments in specific ideas but diversify your risks by investing in TTFs.
The Gainy platform is an optimal way to diversify your risk, invest in themes you believe in, and increase your gains.
- Gainy provides financial data at the tip of your fingers that helps to understand what you are investing in.
- TTFs are automatically rebalanced when a new company becomes available or an existing stock is underperforming.
We’ve researched the best stocks in each TTF based on their fundamentals, volatility, and returns.