Trade whatyou buy.
Eggs, milk, bread, coffee, beef, bananas. Everything in the supermarket has a price, and every price moves. Now you can trade it, long or short, with leverage.
Open the TerminalYour shopping listis a market.
Thirty-three supermarket staples across six aisles, each priced from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics' monthly average shelf prices.
Leverage follows the shelf. Sugar, bananas and beer go to 10×. Eggs once moved 32% in a single month, so eggs stop at 2×.
Pick a price.Take a side.
Think eggs are getting more expensive? Long Eggs. Think coffee prices are coming down? Short Coffee. Think beef keeps climbing? Long Ground Beef.
Choose your item. Choose your direction. Choose your leverage.
From the grocery aisleto the terminal.
Prices move on every shelf. Groceried turns those movements into markets. No need to own the thing itself. Trade.
@groceriedReal shelf prices from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, updated monthly. Paper account: $10,000 of pretend money, nothing leaves your browser.
Not financial advice. Leverage multiplies losses as well as gains; a position is closed automatically at its liquidation price. Prices are the latest BLS U.S. city average and move once a month, when the BLS publishes. This is a paper terminal: there is no contract and no deposit yet, and the page does not pretend otherwise.