Nemeses2050 wrote: » I set-up IB account couple of months ago, haven't used it much though as I find UI of degiro mobile app much cleaner.... Does it offer any extra advantage over Degiro?...as I don't want to maintain two accounts.
AmberGold wrote: » I've been using the desktop version and I find it excellent. I wanted to take some positions in PSTH.U, appeared on IB day of listing, still not on DeGiro.
bcklschaps wrote: » Picked up some Grafton Group on LSE just now. Taken a bit of a dip last few days. Very bullish on their prospects. Woodies is absolutely flying..and SP still only about back to about 60% of what it was pre covid. Direct competitor Kingfisher (B&Q) SP already comfortably above where it was pre Covid. But on a side note : Jaysus, €7 in charges between Degiro, Stamp duty etc. LSE are Feckin robbers. I only bought €400 worth.
bcklschaps wrote: » But on a side note : Jaysus, €7 in charges between Degiro, Stamp duty etc. LSE are Feckin robbers. I only bought €400 worth.
ShareShare wrote: » Yeah did a 20k transaction yesterday for a quick trade, and got mauled in fees, stamp duty and currency charges. Took 50% of my profit.
riddles wrote: » On Degiro is there any general concern with enabling complex shares. I looking at LMND and got this message. This product group is currently disabled (Complex Shares) It seems that you did not enable this product group for trading. You can change this under Product Settings. Please note that for some product categories you have to pass an appropriateness test before you can trade. If you already have a position in a product of this product group, you can always close this position.
timetogo1 wrote: » Its some new setting they have. Same as howiya, I have a REIT I buy a few of each month. When adding to it yesterday I was required to do the test before I could enable purchasing REITs (which I've been doing for a year).
One More Toy wrote: » I don't understand Degiro sometimes, a reit is hardly a complex product. Fair enough if you were buying or writing options, or taking short positions it'd be a different story
Bob Harris wrote: » I wonder is the DeGiro step a response to the large numbers of retail accounts in the last few months and concern that the investing/gambling overlap has reemerged.
malistheman wrote: » I think there has to be a link. The questions they ask aren’t difficult for the likes of the users of this forum who are financially literate and familiar with abbreviations and different types of instruments and associated risks etc. However the lack of sport a couple of months back definitely attracted a different type of user Also some of the issues in the US with Robinhood traders likely caused some concern in line with the above.
One More Toy wrote: » Yes, didn't a robinhood user die by suicide after seeing a negative 1m balance on his account?
One More Toy wrote: » Draftkings up 5% today, was there any particular news that sent the shares up? Can't see anything in particular
ExMachina1000 wrote: » That's correct. He was trading cfds and his balance was showing 750k in the red or something like that
Deleted User wrote: » What happens in a case like that? Assuming the person cannot hope to fund it?
[Deleted User] wrote: » What happens in a case like that? Assuming the person cannot hope to fund it?
ExMachina1000 wrote: » As far as i understand it he should get margin called once his cash balance drops to a certain figure and if he doesn't add more the trade is closed by the broker. He was never on the hook for that 750k.