Guys,

Sorry. Newbie here. When I am transfering via Maybank2U to IBKR, it requires their business registration/identification number?

What should I put in there?

I'm not sure how to Transfer using Local bank, but why don't you use Wise?
It's much cheaper than using Local Bank to transfer and better Fx Rate.

Nvm, found it ady:

http://www.hipaaspace.com/ein/ein_verification/133863700

Seems I have to build up the stake to make it worthwhile to run the tax office errand... otherwise not sufficient drive to do it.

Take your time. If you are young like me, you have 40+ years of compounding interest. Plenty of time to grow your money.

Has anyone call their customers service before? For us we have to call their Singapore number. So the call charges is consider as international call right?

Yes, use Skype and its free of charge if you call the US line (toll-free). Detailed instructions available here: https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...#entry101660597

https://gdcdyn.interactivebrokers.com/Unive...iew?formdb=4289



Wow, it probably applies to Irish domiciled LSE listed ETF I assume!

!!! Finally

Dunno about you all but ain't paying USD 2 for each conversion expensive despite they give good rates? Also by default IBKR not giving live data it is delayed if want need to pay. So despite paying 35 cents there are actually trade off. For IBKR spore still need pay GST. To be fair there are still pro.

1. USD 2 look expensive when you change small amount so best change big amount. But change already monies stuck as USD waiting to be deployed
2. Long term investing no need live data just buy once market open
3. GST is Spore specific so cannot complain

This is not a IBKR bashing post just recently I also open and compared to Syfe so making comment. And IBKR UI is legendary in current year 2022

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This post has been edited by TOS: May 7 2022, 02:00 PM

Why not let Mark Liu have a "long stay" in the US? What can TSMC learn from Sony's co-founder past history when a rising corporate Japan challenged America's supremacy?

Here's a short account of the battle between TSMC and Intel, from CommonWealth magazine (天下杂志) (Issue date: 20th April-3rd of May)



This post has been edited by TOS: May 7 2022, 07:32 PM

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This post has been edited by TOS: May 9 2022, 03:57 PM

But the fees is still more expensive @1.70usd. So buying more is still better.

Fractional shares is for investor with tight fist so if you got monies buy full share best buy full share

Hello,
May I know if IBKR can online trade Taiwan stock? if can't, which broker can? tqvm

Hello, the answer is yes and no.

If you refer to the onshore Taiwan listed (TWSE) stocks then no, IBKR only offers securities services for exchanges listed in here: https://www.interactivebrokers.com/en/index.php?f=1562

The answer is yes if you broaded the scope to ADRs. A few Taiwanese companies like TSMC and UMC have ADRs listed on NYSE, and you can therefore purchase a stake in the company via the ADRs.

The same thing with Korean stock, e.g. Samsung's GDR in LSE.

This post has been edited by TOS: May 10 2022, 11:14 AM

You do know that LSE trade in pence and not pound right?
Hence it's only GBP12.74 or GBp1274

Quick question, I want to short the market. What should I look for? ;D

Oh, I don't know.. I will edit my earlier post. Thanks for the info.