first trader look really gooding, but sad they only accept singaporean but not malaysian wtf

but it seem like only can trade US ETF?

not sure like Ireland domiciled ETF can be traded.


(source: https://brokerchooser.com/broker-reviews/tradestation-review)

good if we can, then left only question that feasibility to fund the account using instarem

if you check the live market, the buy price you buy from etoro is more expensive than the real live market price
like ASNA now price is 1.14, but even X1, you buy at 1.15

thou etoro claim you are buying the underlying share, but they sell you 0.01 more expensive
mean the moment you buy, you already losing, lol

Hi might be a noob question here

Said i started investing with ETF with captrader now
and keeping it loooooooooong term until retired only withdraw

said by that time my portfolio might be few mil
would there be any issue to transfer few mil from captrader > SG account > MY bank account?

since it is a large amount and might fall under BNM monitoring?

Anyone here remember Instarem interview what hardcopy documents required to birng?

alexkos

ok i am meeting them soon

any Sifu here know does Maybank iSavvy SG account (which said can be open in Malaysia) has FAST transfer function?

saw service provider by Sunway which is called Sunway Money @@

https://send.sunwaymoney.com

can give it a shot ?

ya i found out that also, this seem a little bit more expensive

Hi guys, wanna ask what is the forex rate/charge

for converting SGD -> USD/EUR
in TradeStation/Captrader by buying the currency pair?

or it is live rate but only charging based on transaction fee? what is the transaction fee for each buying order?

This post has been edited by tadashi987: May 7 2019, 05:02 PM

haha just so happened I am planning to invest in IWDA

thanks dude for the steps reference

btw I researched on justetf found out that IWDA can be purchased through LSE (traded with USD) or Amsterdam listing (traded with EUR)



1) Anyone here know does Ireland-domiciled ETF subjects to Dirt, or exit tax?

I read from some online article that Irish-domiciled ETF is liable to Dirt, or exit tax, at a rate of 41 per cent.

reference: Don’t invest in an ETF until you understand the tax

2) both IWDA Amsterdam listing and IWDA LSE listing are same subjected to 15% withholding tax? just that traded in different currency?

Can we straight instarem to fund TradeStation?

as per below, not sure if I am doing it correctly.




then third step: instarem to the shown account of CITYBANK
as previously enquired the TradeStation CS mentioned that we can only use our own bank with our name to do funding.

This post has been edited by tadashi987: May 10 2019, 11:53 AM

haha can't assist because I was in hurry so I fund using TT
next time I will use instarem i think after i got my SG bank account

Anyone know if the unrealized profit/loss in IBKR mobile app took account of commission? or no

Oh mean the profit u earned has deduct off commission
and the loss u make added in with commission

good at least dont need to do calculation on my own

u can go justetf website and check

VUSD:LN
this is distributing policy instead of accumulating, accumulating is usually preferable as dividend is straight reinvested.

CSPX:LN
CSP1:LN
SXR8:GR
these are the same ETF, just the different ticker and trade currency, it depends which currency u wanna hedge on i would say? and also might need to take note on the volume and spread size.

u can go into the "listing" tab
you can see the same ETF with different ticker name, different trade currency in respective exchange

and this is the distribution policy that I was talking about

if you are talking about foreign ETF,

most of the ETF of FSM SG is US domiciled, so you can't run away from 30% dividend tax?

That's why we have been discussing on buying irish domiciled ETF, but FSM doesn't has that.