111 US Equity Perpetuals Live: The Full JTX Markets Stock Roster
The JTX Markets equity book just crossed 111 US equity perpetuals — every liquid megacap and most of the mid-caps traders actually want, tradeable 24/7 in one USDT wallet. Here is the roster, why perps beat CFDs, and how the overnight mechanics work.
Two months ago the JTX Markets equity book was a short list. Today it crosses 111 US equity perpetuals, plus 7 ETF perpetuals, plus the six major indices. It is one of the largest 24/7 US equity lists on any perpetuals venue, and it makes JTX the first place where you can trade a Nasdaq megacap, an index hedge, and a crypto position, all from the same USDT wallet, at 3 a.m. Tokyo time, on a Sunday.
If you have been waiting to see whether the roster was deep enough to matter for a real portfolio — it is. Here is what is live, why we chose perpetuals over CFDs, and how the mechanics work when the underlying cash market is closed.
The marquee names
The 111 tickers cover every US megacap traders actually want after hours. Highlights:
- Tech megacaps — AAPL, MSFT, NVDA, GOOGL, AMZN, META, TSLA, ORCL, AMD, INTC, AMAT, NFLX
- Fintech and crypto-exposed — COIN, HOOD, MSTR
- Meme and high-beta favourites — PLTR, GME, DKNG, HIMS
- International ADRs — BABA
- Biotech — LLY
Plus 7 ETF perpetuals for benchmark exposure. The full alphabetical list with per-symbol tick size and typical spread data lives on the markets page. Click any ticker for its own live orderbook and recent-trades feed.
Why perpetuals, not CFDs
Two things separate a JTX equity perpetual from the equity CFD your broker offers:
Funding rate, not overnight financing. A CFD position accrues an overnight financing charge — a fee the broker computes against a benchmark rate plus a spread they set, and takes from you for holding a leveraged position past 5 p.m. A perpetual funding rate is different: it is a payment between longs and shorts that anchors the perp price to the underlying spot. When the perp trades above spot, longs pay shorts. When it trades below, shorts pay longs. It is a market mechanism, not a broker fee, and depending on positioning you can be the one *receiving* it.
Cross-margin against everything else in the wallet. A CFD position sits in its own margin bucket, isolated from your crypto or forex positions. A JTX equity perpetual shares margin with every other position in your account. A long NVDA offsets a short QQQ. A short BTC-PERP can free up margin for a long TSLA. One wallet, one collateral pool, all 293 instruments.
That second point is the practical reason to move from a fragmented CFD account to JTX Markets. If you actively trade multiple asset classes, keeping five isolated accounts is a slow drag on capital efficiency.
How 24/7 pricing works
The honest question: what price does AAPL-PERP show at 3 a.m. UTC on a Saturday, when the New York cash market has been shut for 33 hours?
The mark price is a composite of three inputs:
1. The last cash-market close — anchors the starting point. 2. Overnight equity index futures — S&P and Nasdaq futures trade nearly around the clock through the CME globex session. When those futures move, we reprice individual equities that historically correlate with the index. 3. Live orderbook flow on JTX — the actual bids and offers traders are placing in real time. When enough two-sided volume trades on JTX overnight, the perp price stops being index-derived and becomes market-cleared, in the same way crypto perps are.
The result is a price that is honest about what it is. During cash-market hours (9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. ET), the perp tracks the cash market tightly — funding rate keeps them near-identical. Overnight, the perp reflects whatever actual order flow on JTX is telling us, tempered by index futures. Spreads are wider than in-hours; we do not pretend otherwise.
What this means in practice
Two concrete use cases:
Earnings after the bell. MSFT prints Q1 numbers Tuesday 4:30 p.m. ET. A cash-market trader waits until Wednesday 9:30 a.m. — 17 hours. In that window, headlines print, sell-side notes go out, and the price is set by whoever has algorithmic access to pre-market. On JTX, you trade MSFT-PERP five minutes after the print, against a live orderbook where every trader sees the same tape as you.
Sunday geopolitical event. Middle-East escalation Saturday morning. Traditional Monday open shows an oil gap, and every US energy name goes with it. On JTX, those exposures were tradeable through the whole news cycle. There is no Monday gap for you — there is only whatever your position gained or lost over the weekend, actively priced.
Getting the sizing right
Equity perpetuals move differently from crypto. A 5% intraday move on TSLA is common; a 5% move on BTC-PERP is a headline. If you are used to sizing crypto positions, halve your typical notional on equity perps until you see how the volatility feels in your account.
The Position Calculator gives you the exact contract count for any risk-per-trade budget. Set the risk percentage, enter your entry and stop, and it returns the contract count that keeps your loss inside budget if the stop trades.
Trading specs at a glance
- Order types — market, limit, stop-market, stop-limit, take-profit. All server-side, so you can close your laptop.
- Margin — one USDT wallet, cross-margin against every other position.
- Fees + leverage — vary per instrument. See the per-symbol landing page for exact rates.
- Minimum size — 1 contract per equity perpetual.
Ready to trade
If you already have a JTX account, the equity list is live now — search for a ticker or filter to "Equities" on the markets page.
If you are new to JTX Markets, the fastest path is a One Rule prop account — funded from day one, no evaluation, 80% profit share paid on demand, cross-margin across every one of the 293 instruments including the full 111-name equity book.
Ready to trade? Open a JTX Markets account and get access to every instrument and every tool referenced above.
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