Cheaper Alternative to IB for European stocks

[hello world]

Thanks for your comments. I took a look at DeGiro and they do offer a very good rate on LSE but it's only for LSE and only for UK resident...

I'm based in Continental Europe and the DeGiro rates (https://www.degiro.fr/data/pdf/fr/Tarifs.pdf) are around 4 euros + 4bp ... so very similar to IB.

 

[tonyf]

Thanks for your comments. I took a look at DeGiro and they do offer a very good rate on LSE but it's only for LSE and only for UK resident...

I'm based in Continental Europe and the DeGiro rates (https://www.degiro.fr/data/pdf/fr/Tarifs.pdf) are around 4 euros + 4bp ... so very similar to IB.

Trick is to open different degiro accounts in every country and trade locally.

 

[hello world]

I see....
Any recommendation for UK CFD (as DeGiro is not offering CFDs) ? Thanks!

 

[tonyf]

I see....
Any recommendation for UK CFD (as DeGiro is not offering CFDs) ? Thanks!

yes, don't touch CFDs.
If you want leverage, use a portfolio margin account.

 

[hello world]

On UK, don't touch CFD = pay stamp duty (50bp) ... I would rather avoid that.

 

[tonyf]

On UK, don't touch CFD = pay stamp duty (50bp) ... I would rather avoid that.

that;s why I am in the UK and only trade US stocks.
AIM is stamp duty free if you insist...

 

[solothinker]

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