Best Irish Stockbroker?

stainluss

If i had €1500 to put into an account to buy shares online? (At the moment im using sharewatch €50 trade service)

pocketdooz

The Atari Jaguar

imo

Baird

Well since there are only 5 you might as well complete the list.
Bloxham and Dolmen are the other two.

Tiesto

a little off topic, but i didnt want to start up a whole new thread for such a basic question. Ive just done an online transfer from my bank account to my sharewatch client account. Now this isnt going to hit for a few days. If i rang sharewatch Monday morning to place an order, would they allow me to considering the funds to cover arent in the account at that moment in time?

Thanks

ranger4

For day trading stocks with 1-2k Sharewatch would offer best commision fees, waste of time day trading with the other brokers with 1-2k as most of any profit would be swallowed up with broker fees.

Cyrus

surely igindex is best for day trading

ranger4

Tiesto wrote: »

a little off topic, but i didnt want to start up a whole new thread for such a basic question. Ive just done an online transfer from my bank account to my sharewatch client account. Now this isnt going to hit for a few days. If i rang sharewatch Monday morning to place an order, would they allow me to considering the funds to cover arent in the account at that moment in time?

Thanks

No, funds would have to have cleared before you can make first trade.

OPENROAD

ranger4 wrote: »

For day trading stocks with 1-2k Sharewatch would offer best commision fees, waste of time day trading with the other brokers with 1-2k as most of any profit would be swallowed up with broker fees.

What about 5-10k and is it much extra to deal with a broker by phone, just buying and selling not looking for advice from the broker.

Do brokers provide you with a monthly/yearly paper trail of your activity or do you have to keep track of your own trades, really thinking from a cgt /loss point of view.

Tks

Cyrus

If its short term stuff use ig to spread bet, no tax implications and details of all transactions readily available

OPENROAD

Cyrus wrote: »

If its short term stuff use ig to spread bet, no tax implications and details of all transactions readily available

Not spread, just ordinary buying and selling so cgt will apply.

ranger4

OPENROAD wrote: »

Not spread, just ordinary buying and selling so cgt will apply.

When you buy stock with e.g sharewatch by phone you recieve a contract note which shows date and price and amount of stock bought also recieve same when stock is sold, 0.4% to buy and sell stock by phone along with relevent stamp duty 1% irish stock and 0.5 uk, along with small ptm charge.

Cyrus

OPENROAD wrote: »

Not spread, just ordinary buying and selling so cgt will apply.

why not spread.....