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Anonymous

11 Jul 2024

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Just Moved to SG – Which Online Broker Should I Use?

I recently moved to Singapore and am looking for a suitable online brokerage. Do you have any recommendations on which ones to start with and why? I've seen some ads for Webull. Thoughts?

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Ian

20 Jul 2024

Webull/interactive brokers

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Melissa

18 Jul 2024

Hi, personally I prefer WeBull as there is no platform fee for certain stocks such as those from US and Hong Kong. And the minimum amount is generally lesser as compared to those from Tiger and Moomoo. Many of my friends use Tiger Brokers as there is a variety of selection of trading options and I heard that the user interface is easy to use as well. If investing in global markets is important to you, Tiger might be a good choice. You might find a comparision table useful for you to compare the different options and trading platforms, then decide which is best suited for you according to your needs.

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Francis

13 Jul 2024

I am using Tiger.

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Financelearner

13 Jul 2024

You can consider Syfe, Interactive Brokers.

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Jinsha

13 Jul 2024

Where are you originally from? Can still use the same broker as your home country as everything is o...

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