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23 Dec 2020

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Is Kristal AI better or Interactive Broker is better to use for ETF investment?

Is Kristal AI better or Interactive Broker is better to use for ETF investment?

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Kok Hong

23 Dec 2020

IKBR for long term, not sure how long Kristal AI will be in the robo space. If close down then you must sell everything and buy again

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