How Many US Stocks Can I Buy With Leverage on Pluang?
Pluang offers more than 650 US stocks and ETFs that you can buy using leverage. This is a subset of the wider US Stocks catalogue rather than the whole of it, so a stock being tradable on Pluang does not by itself mean it can be traded with leverage. The quickest way to see the current list is in the app: open the Explore page, select the US Stocks tab, and apply the Leverage filter, which narrows the view to only the names that support leveraged trading. The same eligible universe applies to both leverage types — 2x leverage and 4x Day Trade — so a stock that appears under the filter can be traded either way, subject to the per-transaction limits of 0.1 to 1,000 share units. The list can change over time, so check the filter rather than relying on a remembered name.
- How many: 650+ US stocks and ETFs are available to buy with leverage on Pluang.
- Not the full catalogue: Leverage-eligible names are a subset — being tradable on Pluang does not guarantee leverage support.
- Where to find them: Explore page → US Stocks tab → apply the Leverage filter.
- Same list for both types: The eligible universe is shared by 2x leverage and 4x Day Trade.
- Per-transaction limits: Minimum 0.1 share units and maximum 1,000 share units per leveraged transaction.
- Subject to change: The eligible list is not fixed — check the filter in-app rather than relying on memory.
Related questions:
Q: How do I find the leverage-eligible stocks in the app?
Open the Explore page, switch to the US Stocks tab, then apply the Leverage filter. The list then shows only the names that support leveraged trading, which saves you from opening a stock's order screen and discovering the leverage option is unavailable. Because Pluang can adjust which names are eligible, the filter is the reliable source rather than a list you noted previously.
Q: Is every US stock on Pluang available with leverage?
No. Pluang's wider US Stocks catalogue is larger than its leverage-eligible list of 650+ names. A stock you can buy with cash may still not offer leverage. If the leverage option does not appear on a stock's order screen and your Additional Verification of US Stocks is already approved, the most likely explanation is that the stock simply is not leverage-eligible.
Q: Does the same list apply to 2x and 4x Day Trade?
Yes. The leverage-eligible universe is shared between the two types, so a stock that shows up under the Leverage filter can be traded either at 2x or as a 4x Day Trade. What differs between them is not which stocks you can trade but how the position behaves — overnight holding, the Daily Leverage Fee, dividend entitlement and the intraday auto-close.
Q: How large can a single leveraged transaction be?
Each leveraged transaction must be between 0.1 and 1,000 share units. The minimum makes fractional leveraged positions possible on higher-priced stocks, while the maximum caps how much exposure a single order can create. These limits apply per transaction rather than per stock, so a larger overall position can still be built across multiple orders. Each of those orders draws margin from the same USD Margin wallet and shares one Margin Level.