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Ramjade
post Sep 19 2023, 11:46 AM

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QUOTE(cybermaster98 @ Sep 19 2023, 09:51 AM)
Ive been in the US stock market since 2019. Right now all my funds are in TD Ameritrade (Singapore). Im just concerned about leaving everything on just 1 platform since ill be holding for the next 20-30 years.

Do you guys split your US stock investments and if so what other good and stable alternatives are there? I dont want those fly by night type of platforms like Robinhood, etc.
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You can start opening account using interactive broker, tsstytrade and first trade.

For me I don't bother. Cause people like chicken genius and Adam khoo got millions inside the brokerage.

Also my brokerage which is interactive broker very kiasi and got 0 debt/borrowing. So no issue for me.

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post Sep 19 2023, 06:31 PM

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QUOTE(cybermaster98 @ Sep 19 2023, 01:28 PM)
How difficult is it for Malaysians to open up a Interactive Broker account?
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Very easy. All online.
Ramjade
post Sep 26 2023, 10:06 AM

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QUOTE(cybermaster98 @ Sep 19 2023, 09:51 AM)
Ive been in the US stock market since 2019. Right now all my funds are in TD Ameritrade (Singapore). Im just concerned about leaving everything on just 1 platform since ill be holding for the next 20-30 years.

Do you guys split your US stock investments and if so what other good and stable alternatives are there? I dont want those fly by night type of platforms like Robinhood, etc.
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Since you got TD, hope you find this insightful.
27 October 2023
Beginning 27 October 2023, all remaining non-Accredited Investor accounts will be charged a monthly account maintenance fee of USD $50. Accounts with cash balances less than USD $50 will only be charged an amount to reduce their cash balance to $0 (zero). 

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Starting in December 2023, TD Ameritrade Singapore will focus on Accredited Investors only—discontinuing services to non-Accredited Investors. We are grateful for the opportunity to have served your investing needs over the years.
If you do not wish to become an Accredited Investor or if you do not meet the requirements, you’ll need to act immediately to avoid any account impacts, such as fees and restrictions. 

You should have received an email from TDA Singapore this morning.

Otherwise, visit more information at: https://www.tdameritrade.com.sg/retail-clients.html
Ramjade
post Sep 27 2023, 08:15 AM

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QUOTE(labtec @ Sep 27 2023, 02:25 AM)
aiyo.... why so sudden one...

in this case, is it better to migrate to IBKR or IBKR SG? Would other brokage firm in SG will face the same issue as Ameritrade?
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Open IBKR LLC (us version). IBKR Sg is specifically for Singaporean. Don't know if this rule is into by sg govt. If yes you don't want to have IBKR account cause the same thing will happen to you. If youbhaev IBKR LLC even if it is really MAS problem, you won't face this issue as you are not under MAS jurisdictions but rather under SEC
Ramjade
post Nov 2 2023, 06:07 PM

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QUOTE(abcn1n @ Nov 2 2023, 05:53 PM)
I too don't feel comfortable putting all in 1 platform and will not do so. Ideally would prefer to have 2 US brokerages  as investing in US stocks but at the moment only have IBKR. (Do have Singapore brokerage like Tiger but still prefer another 1 in USA). Ramjade has mentioned some US brokerages but apart from IBKR, those are not popular/not so good. Robinhood  is only in USA and while you do not like it, its very popular among US retailers and also stock investors (as they feel its future is bright. Robinhood is expanding its products). I would have opened Robinhood but its only for US people.
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Tiger uses IBKR. You want to move away from.IBKR, only options are Tastytrade and First trade.
Ramjade
post Nov 17 2023, 09:24 PM

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QUOTE(tonytyk @ Nov 17 2023, 08:52 PM)
Heard of moomoo, usmart? All these must trade via funding to sg? Not possible to trade directly from Malaysia?
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Of course. But moomoo is off limits now to Malaysian unless you got Singapore phone number or work pass or something like that. Cause they are launching soon in malaysia. I already have moomoo before they put up this road block. My place to park my SGD to earn some money. I heard of usmart but not interested as I already have tiger and moomoo.

Can trade from Malaysia. Only thing is you need to fund it using bank transfer and everytime you fund your account, you pay markup exchange rate by 2-3% and you pay TT fees. Now why would I want to pay bank extra money when I can fund directly from SGD at no extra cost? I convert RM to SGD at near moneychanger rate (way better rate than what Malaysian banks can give me) and have more SGD left over for funding.
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post Nov 17 2023, 11:36 PM

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QUOTE(tonytyk @ Nov 17 2023, 11:33 PM)
When is moomoo coming to Malaysia?
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Not sure
Ramjade
post Nov 18 2023, 11:33 AM

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QUOTE(tonytyk @ Nov 18 2023, 11:11 AM)
If consider inheritance, then not easy for beneficiary to claim money placed overseas. So there are other considerations unless you are permanently settled overseas?
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Username and password and instruction for next of kin. I less you are very rich, then you use shell company or trust.
Ramjade
post Mar 2 2024, 07:25 AM

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QUOTE(lola88 @ Mar 2 2024, 12:10 AM)
Possible to include Next of Kin in the will for them to be eligible fr inheritance frm IBKR?
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Can but don't know how long the process to get your money out of IBKR will take. Not to mention US tax.

QUOTE(tkwfriend @ Mar 2 2024, 03:15 AM)
forget about IBKR, too expensive to operate compared to other brokers in the same line, and provides a 15-minute delay date unless paid, this causes you buying blindly on the pricing
tasty trade smaller still more efficient compared to IBKR and cheaper.

0 commission and pay clearing fee for brokers such as Tastytrade, Schwab
myself i paid and average USD6000 to USD8000 per year on commission fees, with broker providing discounted rate after nego
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I use IBKR. Ok je. Come on la. Use tiger/moomoo/tradingview to get free data. Wow. That's a log on commission.

You don't factor in conversion of currency. I don't think tastytrsde give you excellent conversion rates.

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post Mar 5 2024, 03:29 PM

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QUOTE(tkwfriend @ Mar 5 2024, 03:15 PM)
Tasty Trade or Schwab, don't do the conversion, is the local bank.
both moo and tiger still having lagging data to trade. 
tradingview unless paid rm45 ot 50 a month to get live data

the main reason why IBKR not my favor is because the commission charge are very uncertain, is just you buy something you dont know how much will charge you extra.

because of this many of my friend got into significant loss due to commission charge time after time
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Moomoo and tiger live data enough if you don't trade. It's not lagging. I use their data. Trading view have free plans.

The fees for stock is mentioned clearly. Usd0.35/transaction. I less you are big fish.

You can always buy live data with IBKR. If you trade a lot, they can refund you the live data (depending on your package you buy)

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post Mar 6 2024, 10:20 AM

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QUOTE(tkwfriend @ Mar 6 2024, 01:10 AM)
function are over-complicated,

my per night turnover is about 3k to 30k USD a night,(still consider extreamyl small fish) so I am a bit more sensitive to all this because I am looking at a 5min chart to trade. my broker don't charge for buying stock, but just a clearing fee.

and data are free by the broker. i have a few friends who show IBKR we are having a hard time to understanding the charges.

sorry to mention majority trade are options.
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I am not a trader.

You can try and see which broker you like if you feel you don't like IBKR. There's tsstytrade (the guys who created TD), there's first trade.

 

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