Top man I have a Etoro account but never used as I stuck with FT so I was thinking maybe use that as they managed to get votes for GME so thought they may offer other rights etc but will have a look at Degiro.
And yes it is for SPAC type deals as I just want to know I get the benefits and with so many SPACs nowadays god knows how many different options come out of them
Another player enters the spread betting / CFD / broker space. Itās going to be a test of the Freetrade plan to shun the risky more exotic elements in favour of long term relationship and longer time horizons.
It may be a good move though to stay in stable investments as the problem with so many new platforms is there will be many losers as everyone canāt just win money. It does feel like the sports betting crowd are moving into another area considered investing rather than gambling.
I closed my betting accounts and invest long term but I know a few lads who now treat meme stocks as a visit to the bookies and donāt see them going back until they lose big time. They may win on GME for example but will then expect same results on other stocks I am guessing as they donāt really DYOR and just follow social media a little.
Does anyone know why Stake watch out for Pattern Day Trading and restrict the account if you do this more than 3 times in a 5 day period, seemingly even if you donāt use margin they say this is imposed on them by DriveWealth.
On the other hand, Freetrade which also uses DriveWealth doesnāt have this restriction. Anyone know why? Is it just because Stake can offer margin even if you donāt use it, so all accounts are flagged as such, and Freetrade is exempt because it doesnāt offer margin, or is it that Freetrade isnāt checking this when it should?
The rules would seem to suggest that it applies to all accounts with less than $25k, regardless of whether margin is being used or not, which seemsā¦ odd.
Charles v Payne calling out trading 212 on there new terms and conditions the Apes are not happy . Trading 212 taking another hit from unhappy customers.
I did and then it redirected me to Tradestation when I wanted to sign up. Soā¦are they just a UX over Tradestation or their own brokerage? Kind of confusing messaging and barely any info available publicly.
Yeah it looks interesting need to look into more but looks like it could be a big player they have launched globally.They already have some updates planned plus crypto coming soon too.
I tried to create a Trade Republic account out of an urge to understand what the fuss is all about, but they didnāt let me. Iām a bi-national and they said I needed to contact the Spanish consulate and ask them for a Spanish ID, then supply that second ID to them in addition to the French one Iād already given them. Sounds like compliance has won over product internally.
Anyway! A friend of mine just showed me the Trade Republic app and I played around with it for a while. What I can say is this: itās a super minimalist and serious app. It makes for a great experience if I come in knowing what shares I want to buy. And thatās about it really. Thereās nothing exciting nor fun about it. Very little is done in the way of educating me about sectors or new cos I could be interested in. As a Trade Republic user, I donāt feel like I could ever love the product in the way I love Lemonade or Revolut. They really fail at creating that positive emotional reaction Iāve felt when using many other products from startups. If their mission is āmake everyone an investorā, then they might hit a deadlock at some point. No chance my sister or my mom will use the product in its current form, and chief among the many reasons for that is the primary color they chose for their UI! Why pick black? It immediately makes me feel like Iām entering the world of a platform for professional traders.