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Anonymous

28 Apr 2020

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General Investing

Let’s say I held on to US stocks for barely a month and sold it for profit. Will I still get charged custodian fee by Saxo?

If I don't hold it for more than a month, will I still get charged the custodian fee?

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Wilson Nid A Break

28 Apr 2020

Yes, rmb to account it in your trading strategy

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YT

27 Apr 2020

Yes, as long as you hold the stock for more than a day, you will incur custodian fees.

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