Internationally is a meaningless term. The question is residents of what non-US countries are accepted as customers. The list can be as small as one country.
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%%Internationally is a meaningless term. The question is residents of what non-US countries are accepted as customers. The list can be as small as one country.
Looks like your latter statement is much more accurate than the first one. MID east,[excluding Israel, Arabia] +Africa area seems to be not much @ all as far as stock exchanges. Mutual funds may differ..................
Non-US TDA websites have not been updated. It seems that they don't want to lower their fees outside of US.
IB still the best!
IB still the best!
Link?Non-US TDA websites have not been updated. It seems that they don't want to lower their fees outside of US.
IB still the best!
?Link?
Just go to TDA websites! Here the HK one:
https://www.tdameritrade.com.hk/tdaa/index.html#!/whytdaa/commissions
I've just confirmed with a TDA staff. TDA entities for each country are "separate entities". Lol. Only TDA US reserved for US residents lowered their fees.Link?
Ok, thanks. I have just been in contact with Schwab. Unfortunately, the zero commission does not apply to clients outside the US.I've just confirmed with a TDA staff. TDA entities for each country are "separate entities". Lol. Only TDA US reserved for US residents lowered their fees.
Rather frustrating if the end result is an uneven playing field between US and non-US traders. But of course this is entirely up to the brokers to decide.
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Ok, thanks. I have just been in contact with Schwab. Unfortunately, the zero commission does not apply to clients outside the US.
Rather frustrating if the end result is an uneven playing field between US and non-US traders. But of course this is entirely up to the brokers to decide.
I contacted Etrade: they don't accept non-US residents since 2016.
IB lite if for US residents only.
It seems that this brokers war will have no positive impact for us.
Frustrating indeed!
Maybe Lightspeed would offer zero commission direct-access trading for US and non-US clients and we would all choose Lightspeed. Pretty please.