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Thanks @InsvestoBoy
No not being sarcastic mate,
IMO Interactive Brokers is the best for what I do which is frequent option position adjustments and a couple of buy and holds but I do pay for Aussie data, only 25bucks, most of the US data is waived, cheap brokerage, excellent risk management, excellent IT, I can go on and on.
I also use an Aussie broker for long term investments which I use as collateral for option trading ( but try not to do much in this account ) mainly offsetting index positions and some synthetic longs, but I do get screwed on brokerage and recently an event which I think caught out naked premium sellers has impacted everybody else in a negative way, hopefully those issues are going to get sorted out.
Sorry, back to my point, big 4 aussie broker if you buying stocks for the long term, they're all the same, IB is excellent for frequent trading activities.
Thank you!
I am trying to understand IB charges.
Would you know how much the charges would be if I were to buy and sell stocks in IB - frequently.
For instance IG charges monthly ($50) unless 3 trades/transactions are made within 3 months,
PLUS they charge 10USD per each of these transactions (buy/sell),
PLUS currency exchange charges on each sell and buy stock transaction.
How does this compare to IB, would you know?
Also on IG says they only offer options trading on the phone, what about IB
When you say you pay for 'Aussie data' is that through IB as well?
I would like to trade options eventually, but I haven't got a clue where to begin at the moment.
I know I would like to learn more about technical analysis and pre-earnings momentum strategies, but I am a total beginner to this.
Many thanks in advance