Maybe yeah I think it was Dec/Jan time.
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Hear what you’re saying but I’m sure it was possible for you to get your point and views across without resorting to playground-type language.
By the way, welcome to the forum but you seem to be very familiar with the forum, so I’m guessing this isn’t your first time here.
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Come on Brian you know why.
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The issue has seldom been about what you say it’s always been about how you say it. I don’t feed trolls.
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Don’t think HSBC will be a real competitor of Freetrade!
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AJ BELL AUA increased to 72.8 billion from 56.5 billion. Customer numbers increased 87,450 to 382,750 year ending September 30th.
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No mention of what the fees may be 
"You always pay zero Euros per transaction. How can we offer this? nextmarkets, like any other online broker, receives rebates from stock exchanges where your orders are executed. "
Looks like they use the PFOF based model which the EU are banning
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ii (Interactive Investor) - sold to ABRDN for £1.5bn
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Why are they always based in somewhere a bit suspect? Lightspeed = Estonia, T212 = Bulgaria & Next Markets now Malta.
That said they have EU fractions & Desktop app so have a good offering.
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@NeilB Estonia has a pedigree. Excellent Software infrastructure. Didn’t Transferwise i.e. Wise get started there?
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Anything in particular that makes them a bit ‘suspect’ ?
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plus Skype… and Bolt…
not sure why Estonia seems suspicious …
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He’s thinking of Elbonia
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Malta is a wash with the mob who blow up journalists in broad day light.
Bulgaria has a large problem with money laundering and organised crime.
Next Markets Headquarter (they for got the ‘s’) is in Cologne so why not use you ‘native’ regulator?
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Estonian but it was set up in London.
Yes, you are 100% right both Hinrikus and Käärmann were residents of the UK when they set it up and they did set it up as a UK startup.
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