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Is there an Irish version of something like E-Trade ?

Fr Tod Umptious · 2019-12-17 10:28:54

Apologies for the newbie question. Back 20 years ago during the height of the dot com boom I lived in the US and had an E-Trade account, where I could just login and buy or sell stock. The E-Trade account is long closed but I was wondering is there an alternative to it here in Ireland that I could use to start trading…

17-12-2019 11:28am

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Fr Tod Umptious

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Apologies for the newbie question.

Back 20 years ago during the height of the dot com boom I lived in the US and had an E-Trade account, where I could just login and buy or sell stock.

The E-Trade account is long closed but I was wondering is there an alternative to it here in Ireland that I could use to start trading again ?

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#2 17-12-2019 12:09pm

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#3 17-12-2019 6:13pm

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as above also Interactive Investor for European and first trade for US stocks

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#4 17-12-2019 7:22pm

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neris wrote: »

as above also Interactive Investor for European and first trade for US stocks

I presume you mean Interactive Brokers
Firstrade not available for new Irish clients??

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