What do you think about Degiro? I've been day trading for a while, but the commision eats too much of my profit. Does anyone have some experience with it?
>>1317054
I like Degiro even though their layout is god awful, probably the cheapest broker in scandinavia. However I doubt they are suitable for daytrading, I dont think they offer any other trading platforms/softwares.
I also live in Scandinavia, and the brokers here are really expensive compared to Degiro. I think I'll put a little amount of money in there and play around a little. I read something about a mobile app, but I haven't checked it out yet.
I'm mostly scared about not really owning the stocks, but them holding it for me. It sounds a bit suspicious.
>>1317054
It's my broker so I'll give you my opinion.
It's CHEAP as fuck, I mean extremely cheap - go read their fees but god damn is their plataform shitty. The orders are put quick as fuck and it all works 100% but the plataform itself is so so bad, so convoluted and badly organized, the charting equipment is the worst I've seen too. So my advice to you is open a Degiro account and trade with it but do your charting and price checking and basically everything else at another place, use Degiro strictly for buying and selling. Also they don't have a mobile (or desktop) app, it's all on their website, the desktop version is alright but their mobile one is god awful too. The fees make up for it tho, 90% cheaper than everything else. GL
>>1318146
Yeah, sounds like it will be a little hard to use it for day trading. But maybe I can try holding for a couple of days or weeks instead, then it should probably be usable. I really feel it when commision is 0,1 %, and one trade makes it 0,2 %. Five trades then cost me 1 % of my capital, which really hurts.
