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How do I remove an instrument from my Pie?
When you remove an instrument from a Pie, it leaves the Pie's allocation completely. If the slice still holds shares, you'll be asked to decide what happens to them before your changes are saved - either rebalance your Pie to sell them, or
Withdrawing funds from Pie
You can withdraw money from your Pie at any time. The funds will move to your main account cash by selling investments inside the Pie. What are the withdrawal steps I need to follow? Open your Pie’s Overview screen. Tap the Withdraw but
What is a 3x (leveraged) instrument, and how is it different from a regular stock? (Invest)
Some ETPs (Exchange Traded Products) offered by providers like GraniteShares and Leverage Shares allow you to trade instruments that track the price movement of a specific underlying asset in a different format, such as 3xLong or 1xShort. T
Pies & AutoInvest - Introduction
Pies and AutoInvest make it easier to invest regularly and stay diversified. With these tools, you can build your own portfolio, set clear goals, and invest automatically over time.AutoInvest is designed to keep your investing simple and co
Editing a Pie & Adding/Removing slices
If your Pie is not a model Pie, you can change it anytime by adding new investments (slices) or removing existing ones. This way, your portfolio stays aligned with your current goals and preferences. Removing a slice takes effect when you w
Export/Import Shares into Pies
You can move shares between your Pie and your main Investments account, as long as no other action is in progress. This allows you to adjust how your portfolio is organized and managed. How to import shares into your pie? Importing means
Creating a Pie
Creating a Pie helps you build and manage your own mix of investments in a simple way. You can build your own from scratch, replicate ready-made pies from our third-party providers, or portfolios shared by the Trading 212 community. Diversi
Does my pie get deleted if it isn't used?
Your Pie will be deleted from your Pie section if it remains inactive for more than 90 days, and we will notify you 10 days in advance. A Pie is considered inactive when: There are no recurring payments associated with the pie. There is no
Pie Dividend reinvesting (DRIP)
Your pies can automatically reinvest the dividend income they receive. The 'Auto reinvest' option is enabled by default, and if disabled, all future dividends will be added outside the pie in your account's free funds. How and when are divi
Which of my instruments are still held in custody by Trading 212 Markets Ltd.?
As part of our custody migration from Trading 212 Markets Ltd. to Trading 212 EU GmbH, the vast majority of instruments have been moved. A small number remain in custody with Trading 212 Markets until they become transferable or until the r
How to export the trading data from my CFD account?
CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 77% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and wh
What is weighted average in financial instrument trading?
In trading, the weighted average method calculates the average cost of all units of a security you own, instead of tracking each purchase price separately. When you buy the same security at different times and prices, this method combines a
Why is my Pie Free Cash not invested?
Each Pie has a minimum investment amount (threshold). It’s determined by the lowest target weight in the Pie. Until the cash in your Pie reaches that threshold, the funds will remain uninvested. 💰Here’s how to check your Pie’s minimum thre
Find, Track, and Discover Instruments
The search interface is now cleaner and easier to navigate, with relevant instruments shown first. Recently viewed and trending instruments are highlighted for quick access, making it simple to find, track, and interact with the instruments
Can I share my pie with other investors?
Yes, this can be done from the Pie’s “Overview” tab. Scroll down to the “Sharing” option at the bottom. You can share/unshare your Pie, edit its description, view social stats, and access comments. Sharing content (including a Pie) require
Model pies
Ready-made model pies are pre-designed investment portfolios, created by professionals to align with specific risk tolerance levels and investment objectives. They consist of a diversified mix of asset classes like stocks, bonds, and commod
How do I invest with a model (ready-made) pie?
Start investing automatically with ready-made pies. You can now choose from pies powered with ETFs from the world's largest asset managers to fit your investing strategies. Here's how 👇 Press the "+" to build a new pie and select Choose a
Copying Pies
To add the pie to your portfolio, just tap on the Copy Pie button📲You'll follow the same steps as when creating a pie, except that we'll prefill the slices for you. If you wish, you can add, remove, or adjust them to better fit your needs.
Social Pies
When you copy another user's pie, the copy you create will now be linked to the original pie. This means that you will receive a notification whenever the owner of the original pie makes changes. What types of changes affect social pies?
Pie Library
The Pie Library is found in the Social tab. It shows you a list of the most popular shared Pies. You can browse through categories such as New, Top, and Saved, making it easy to explore new ideas without leaving the app. You also have the o