One desk for the electric economy

Vehicles, storage, generation and the metals underneath them — 48 instruments on one account, with copy trading, published bot rules and fixed-term staking beside them.

Most brokers reach this sector with a handful of tickers bolted onto a general equities book. That treats a lithium producer, a charging network and a carbon contract as one trade, and they have never moved on the same news. We built the account the other way round: seven markets that are priced, charted and margined separately, on a platform that can say why they are separate.

48

instruments across seven links

Equities, sector baskets, the physical inputs, and the carbon contract that prices the externality.

39

screens in the signed-in product

None of them withheld on a phone — the rail becomes a tab bar and wide tables scroll in their own containers.

24/5

desk coverage

Sunday 22:00 to Friday 22:00 UTC, with the earnings calendar and the delivery print marked on the tape.

From the pit to the plug

Seven links turn rock into a charged battery, and each one is priced by different news. This is the whole argument for the account, and it is why the platform treats them as seven markets rather than one sector bet.

01

Extraction

Lithium, nickel, cobalt and copper come out of the ground.

ALB · SQM · MP · FCX

02

Refining

Ore becomes battery-grade cathode and anode material.

LICO · Cobalt · Nickel

03

Cells

Chemistry becomes a cell, then a module, then a pack.

CATL · LGES · LIT

04

Vehicles

The pack becomes a car, a truck, or something that walks.

TSLA · RIVN · LCID · NIO

05

Charging

A car is only as useful as the network underneath it.

CHPT · EVGO · BLNK

06

Storage & grid

The same cells buffer the grid that charges them.

ENPH · FSLR · SEDG

07

Carbon

The price of the emissions the rest of it displaces.

EUA · UKA

A lithium print at CNY 13,850/t moves 01 and 03 hard, 04 a little, and 06 barely at all. An account that cannot tell them apart cannot express that, and an account that cannot express it is guessing.

What we will not print

A trading platform is read by people deciding what to risk. Four rules cover most of what that obliges, and every screen in the product is built to keep them.

A fee that is not set says so

It never prints a zero it cannot prove. A missing figure reads not set, in Pewter, because a zero is a promise the site has not made — and two cells of our own fee schedule say exactly that.

A partial count says it is partial

A list showing four of eight says four of eight. A figure that has been filtered names its filter beside it, so a total can be checked rather than trusted.

Every summary reconciles

Four open positions sum to the unrealised total, and that total is one of the five terms behind the portfolio value. The arithmetic is shown with its operators so you can check it.

Every refusal names its reason

A withdrawal refused under a rolling cap names the cap, what has already left in the window, and when the window resets. “Try again later” is not an answer anybody can act on.

Ask us something harder

The six questions support is asked most are answered in full, and the rest reach a person.