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In my own experience exploring Bell Potter, I found their range of trading instruments to be both broad and clearly oriented toward serious investors. They're primarily known for their accessibility to Australian and some international stocks—this is a strength if, like me, you value participation in equities markets, especially on the ASX. Beyond stocks, they provide access to derivatives such as warrants and futures, though it's notable that trading certain derivatives appears to require engagement with accredited specialists, underlining their emphasis on responsible investing. What stood out to me was the inclusion of funds, fixed income products such as bonds and hybrid securities, as well as ETFs. For those interested in long-term and diversified strategies, Bell Potter offers mFunds and superannuation products, which can be useful for comprehensive portfolio planning. I noted that Bell Potter also provides forex trading and geared investment options. However, their coverage of international markets outside of Australia isn't as expansive as some global platforms, and there was no mention of direct access to cryptocurrencies, which, for me, places them more in the traditional and regulated finance camp. Overall, the instrument variety is solid for equities, derivatives, funds, and FX, but anyone seeking a focus on crypto or niche global markets may find the offering limited. For my needs—liquidity, regulation, and asset diversity in mainstream products—Bell Potter is a dependable, if somewhat specialized, choice.