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Using DeGiro

tod1982

Hi All,

Quick question on using DeGiro when buying a share.

I have always used Goodbody in the past but due to the lower costs have decided to open an account with DeGiro. I am a long term investor and any stock I have bought I have owned for a number of years.

I was looking at buying a company's shares on DeGiro, to hold long term but am getting confused with type and order duration.
To buy these shares at the current market price and have them added to my portfolio what should i select for a) type and b) duration

Thanks

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RockDaddy

Yes, most likely. It takes two days for transfer to complete, once the funds have landed they will email you to continue with your registration. You will the be asked to fill out some forms online for tax, residency, proof of identity (they can scan passport through your phone) etc.

I just completed mine last Friday, its all fairly simple in fairness.

Pussyhands

I signed up to DeGiro on Saturday morning and manually transferred money from my bank to degiro. But it's still saying I need to complete the task of transferring money.

Is it possible there hasn't been enough time yet?

Taylor365

el diablo wrote: »

Sometimes when I click on a stock (during trading hours) there is no price listed or no chart available for the stock. Anyone know why this happens?

Some exchange feeds are not free or implemented.

el diablo

Sometimes when I click on a stock (during trading hours) there is no price listed or no chart available for the stock. Anyone know why this happens?

ct5amr2ig1nfhp

Presume because it's the weekend the transfer will not execute until Monday, so may arrive on Tuesday? First transfer make take a little longer.

Pussyhands wrote: »

Just signed up and transferred from my bank to degiro.

I expect the "transfer funds" task will stay there until 48 hours time?

Pussyhands

Just signed up and transferred from my bank to degiro.

I expect the "transfer funds" task will stay there until 48 hours time?

ct5amr2ig1nfhp

(€ 2.00 + 0.04%) + 1% stamp duty.

Example:
To purchase €1,000 BOI is :: €2.00 + (€1,000 * 0.0004 = 0.40) + (1,000 * 0.01) = €12.40

To purchase €500 BOI is :: €2.00 + (€500 * 0.0004 = 0.20) + (500 * 0.01) = €7.40

Edit - to make it clear in my calculations above:
1% = 0.01
0.04% = 0.0004

Pussyhands

Amber Mealy Illness wrote: »

It is pretty straight forward. Read the fee schedule (irish based shares). Don't forget the 1% stamp duty.

Doesn't really make sense to me...

Irish shares - BOI for €1000, €2.40

Does this mean for 1000 euro of BOI shares you pay 2.40? What if you want 500 euro of BOI shares?

howiya

el diablo wrote: »

You should be able to log in but you can't do any buying or trading till you upload your government ID. Did you receive an activation email?

If I recall correctly you couldn't see much before you funded your account

el diablo

RockDaddy wrote: »

I have just registered with DeGiro. Does the account activate straight away or does it take a while before you can log in?

It wont log me in now.

You should be able to log in but you can't do any buying or trading till you upload your government ID. Did you receive an activation email?

ct5amr2ig1nfhp

It is pretty straight forward. Read the fee schedule (irish based shares). Don't forget the 1% stamp duty.

Pussyhands wrote: »

Can someone explain the fees please? Doesn't make sense to me.

Let's say you put 500 euro into an irish companies shares like glanbia.

How much would it cost and what ongoing fees are there?

Pussyhands

Can someone explain the fees please? Doesn't make sense to me.

Let's say you put 500 euro into an irish companies shares like glanbia.

How much would it cost and what ongoing fees are there?

RockDaddy

I have just registered with DeGiro. Does the account activate straight away or does it take a while before you can log in?

It wont log me in now.

Sugar Free

Taylor365 wrote: »

I thought Degiro didn't do drip...

They don't to my knowledge but they do offer some accumulating / non-distributing ETFs. My question was phrased poorly but I was trying to ask if you can see the amount or % that is re-invested vs. the growth in the underlying indice.

I don't think it's possible though.

AlmightyCushion

evolving_doors wrote: »

What's all this about ?

It's fairly self explanatory. They changed the bank account used for transferring funds to them so they're notifying you to ensure you use the correct one.

evolving_doors

What's all this about ?

Taylor365

Sugar Free wrote: »

If you hold an accumulating ETF on DeGiro, is there a way to see the amount of dividend re-invested vs. loss/gain in value?

I thought Degiro didn't do drip...

Skelet0n

Skelet0n wrote: »

Does anyone know how to set a trailing stop-loss on degiro?

They have it listed in their FAQ but I haven't been able to find it.

To answer my own question for anyone else curious, I contacted them.

They currently only offer trailing stop orders on German stocks. They are planning to introduce it for other countries but do not have a time frame.

Sugar Free

If you hold an accumulating ETF on DeGiro, is there a way to see the amount of dividend re-invested vs. loss/gain in value?

Skelet0n

Captainsatnav wrote: »

or by carrier pigeon or steamer express?

Think Haddington Road got the pigeons early retirement unfortunately for you. Might be able to post you a floppy disc though if ya must have it digitally.

Captainsatnav

Skelet0n wrote: »

Just get them to fax it to your home fax machine.

or by carrier pigeon or steamer express?

Skelet0n

Captainsatnav wrote: »

Idling is right. Actually they're very 1980s. I need a statement of holding s for a mortgage application. Asked them to email a statement to me. Said they can't. Post only.

Just get them to fax it to your home fax machine.

Pussyhands

Taylor365 wrote: »

40% in stocks. 60% idling in prize bonds.

40% of your total savings? or 40% of the total you have invested?

Taylor365

Captainsatnav wrote: »

Actually they're very 1980s.

That's the public sector alright...

Captainsatnav

Taylor365 wrote: »

40% in stocks. 60% idling in prize bonds.

Idling is right. Actually they're very 1980s. I need a statement of holding s for a mortgage application. Asked them to email a statement to me. Said they can't. Post only.

Taylor365

Pussyhands wrote: »

Stupid question but do you guys put much of your money into stocks?

I know an amount can be a lot for someone but little for someone else but just wondering...

40% in stocks. 60% idling in prize bonds.

el diablo

Finally got sorted after using a different browser. Thanks all.

evolving_doors

Ya I can't remember it being a problem for me. Maybe it's the format of the photo or it might be too big!
Is it jpg or pdf?

Skelet0n

I submitted a photo, no problems.

ct5amr2ig1nfhp

Email it to them?