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Anonymous

11 Jun 2021

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Converting BABA shares to 9988 in Tiger Brokers

Hi everyone, may I know if Tiger Brokers support converting of $BABA shares to 9988 (Alibaba Shares in Hong Kong Exchange)?

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Nicholas Wong

11 Jun 2021

Advantage: Less risk of delisting

Disadvantage: HKEX only accepts purchase in lot size of 100 (thereabout) meaning higher capital needed.

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