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Anonymous

15 Dec 2020

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How to buy JD Health from Singapore? JD Health shares close 56% higher on their market debut in Hong Kong. Do you think JD Health is a good buy?

As the health-care arm of Chinese e-commerce giant jD.com, I think they would remain pretty relevant in the near future.

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Investorean

15 Dec 2020

Hi there,

As JD sport is listed in the HK market, using Tiger Broker will be quite ideal as their pricing fees are relatively low compared to other brokerage firms.

You can have a look at the pricing in this link:

https://www.tigerbrokers.com.sg/commissions/fee...

The signing up and funding of account is also quite simple as you can deposit via paynow or direct debit (within minutes if you have a dbs account). Their interface on mobile app is also simple yet easy to use.

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