i believe there is an fx fee on the sale also
First the price you see isnt the sell price. Its the mid priceā¦which is higher.
So youll lose something to the sell price⦠maybe 0.2-0.5%ā¦more if its a low volume stock.
Then youll lose a small amount for FOREX chargeā¦maybe 45p per Ā£100.
Plus the price isnāt liveā¦so will depend on price movementsā¦may be beneficial, may not be.
All profit and holdings are a rough guide only.
There definitely is
I see so there no way of knowing the actually price until itās actually soldā¦
No really. it does say āestā next to the sale order.
Just had a look at some sales from a while back. FX of 0.45%. Small amount so didnt notice but suppose if youāre trading regularly it ads up.
Not to the penny, no.
Donāt let any of that put you offā¦its just the intricacies of any market place.
Just remember, profit / loss percentage and sales are all estimates until settled.
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Hey everyone you know usa stocks since Iām now starting to buy them from here on out.
The 15% tax is this the tax on profits? Or is this just 15% on the full sale even if itās a loss etc? Do I need to calculate this before I press sell or is my profit showing the profits with the 15% tax taken off?
Iām guessing FX fees are hidden as well and thatās a manual calculation I need to do to make sure Iāll be in profit before a sale? Or is this also deducted.
āYou will be charged withholding tax (WHT) of 15% on dividends or income earned through the US shares.ā
Found this but if anyone wants to add some more information that would be good, thanks