There are over 40 trading platforms in Australia offering a range of ASX stocks, US stocks and ETFs.
We've rated CMC Invest as the overall best trading platform in Australia for 2025 because it has all the bells and whistles.
The main fees to worry about are brokerage fees (the price per trade) and the currency conversion fee (for global stocks).
It's not easy to find great, objective information on share trading platforms in Australia. The fee structures can be complicated and there are dozens of features and tools that can be useful for some traders but completely irrelevant to others.
That's why we created our own unqique algorithm to grade share trading platforms, and jeeze it wasn't easy.
Our methodology takes into account not just the fees to make a single trade, but also multiple trades a month of different sizes. It looks at the fees to trade Australian shares, US shares, European shares and exchange traded funds.
Together with over 105 features, we've analysed over 4,000 data points, trialed the platforms and painstaking gathered the raw data.
Overkill? Maybe. But honestly, we think we have the fairest and most thorough rating system for investment platforms in Australia.
The list of providers below were given the best overall scores of the 40 we rated, making them suitable for a wide range of investors, from beginner or casual to advanced.
To determine our best overall platform, our investment experts and data team analysed the fees and features of 40 of the most popular ASIC-registered trading platforms.
105 features across 8 categories (such as fees and available markets) were included in the methodology and the "best overall" winner had a high average rating across the board.
Features that counted in the weightings included:
Low trading fees. We assess trading fees to help casual and active investors keep their costs down and have more money to invest.
Additional fees. We factor in any ongoing or hidden fees, like subscription or inactivity fees, to stop investors getting stung.
Available markets. We scored platforms that let you trade the most popular markets (Australia and the US) higher so you can do all or most of your investing from the one account.
Additional investment products. For investors looking to diversify, we considered the availability of other investment types like ETFs, managed funds, options and ready-made portfolios.
Trading features. If you want more flexibility in how you invest, we considered whether a platform offered things like fractional shares, limit and market orders, stop losses and more.
Supported devices. We gave platforms scores based on which devices they let you trade on, including how their mobile app was rated by users.
Research and educational tools. We scored platforms based on whether they offered things like guides, demo accounts, stock filters,
For more information on how we determined our finalists, check out our full methodology.
1. CMC Invest: Australia's best online trading platform in 2025
CMC Invest is a great all-round trading platform for both new and experienced investors. It charges $0 brokerage for trades of both Australian equities (up to $1,000 per equity, per day) and US and global shares.
This makes it one of the cheapest platforms out there, particularly so for ASX-listed CHESS-sponsored equities, and it makes it a great choice for anyone looking to invest passively into stocks or ETFs.
On top of this, it has a truly excellent range of trading tools. It's stock and ETF filters are top grade, it has live price charts and you can find broker ratings and price targets. While there are plenty of low-cost platforms out there today, few have the features that CMC offers and fewer still offer research tools focused on ASX-listed equities.
Why we think CMC Invest is Australia's best overall platform: Exceptionally low fees paired with quality research tools.
Minimum trade size: $500 for first ASX purchase, US$1,000 for US stocks
Available markets: Australia, US, UK, Japan, Germany + others
CHESS-Sponsored: Yes
Auto-invest feature: No
$0 brokerage fees on many stocks and ETFs
Suitable for new investors and advanced traders
High-quality tools including charts, watchlists and news feeds
Only 4 global markets (US, UK, Canada and Japan) are brokerage-free to trade while other global markets are expensive at $59.00 brokerage per trade
High sell fees
$0 brokerage only up to $1,000 per stock, per day
Brokerage fees: AU stocks: $0 brokerage (for buy orders up to $1,000) and $11 or 0.10% (whichever is greater) for all other buy and sell orders. US stocks: US$0 UK stocks: £0 ETF brokerage fees: AU ETFs: $0 brokerage for trades up to $1,000 (applied to the first buy order per ETF per day). $11 fee for trades up to $10,000. $15 fee for trades equal to or greater than $15,000. US ETFs: US$0 Options: ASX: $33/contract US: Not available Other markets available: Details here Inactivity fee: $0 Currency conversion fee: 0.60% of trade value
We like that moomoo has some of the most competitive trading fees in the Australian market while also offering huge coverage of stocks from Australia, Hong Kong and US markets, including over-the-counter (OTC) stocks and US options.
It gets especially high marks for ASX stocks, because it charges just $3 for trades of Australian CHESS-Sponsored equities and offers rare access to Australia's smaller exchange, the CBOE. While CMC Invest charges $0 brokerage for ASX trades, this is capped at one purchase order per day of up to $1,000. For investors seeking more flexibility while keeping costs low, mooomoo may be a better choice.
Why does moomoo stand out?: Low fees, advanced platform, access to Chinese A-Shares, US options trading available.
Minimum trade size: $500 for first ASX purchase, no minimum for US equities
Available markets: Australia, US, Hong Kong, China (A-Shares)
CHESS-Sponsored: Yes
Auto-invest feature: Yes
Low brokerage
Demo account
US options
App may be overwhelming for beginners
Brokerage fees: AU stocks: $3 or 0.03% of transaction value (GST inclusive), whichever value is larger US stocks: US$0.99 UK stocks: Not available ETF brokerage fees: AU ETFs: $3 or 0.03% of transaction value (GST inclusive), whichever value is larger US ETFs: US$0.99 Options: ASX: Not available US: US$0.5 for fixed plan and US$0.35-$0.65 for tiered plan Inactivity fee: $0 Currency conversion fee: 55 pips or 0.0055 AUD/USD
Tiger Brokers is one of our best rated overall platforms and a great option in particular for new or casual investors. It has low fees starting from just $3 for ASX and US$2 for US stock trades and you can also set up recurring investments into US fractional stocks.
Its auto-invest feature makes it a solid choice for investors looking to dollar-cost average into US equities, with no minimum investment.
Plus it has a useful AI assistant that can help you set up trades and provide stock analysis and insights.
Why does Tiger stand out?: Easy to use app with features that will also appeal to experienced investors.
Minimum trade size: $500 for first ASX purchase, no minimum for global equities
Available markets: Australia, US, Hong Kong
Chess sponsored: Yes
Auto-invest feature: Yes (US equities only)
Low brokerage on ASX and US stocks
Low minimum deposit of $2
Easy-to-use app
Only US stocks available on auto-invest
Limited educational resources
Brokerage fees: AU stocks: $3 per trade up to $10,000, 0.03% of trade amount after that US stocks: US$2 for trades of up to 200 shares, US$0.01 per stock after that UK stocks: Not available Other markets available: Details here ETF brokerage fees: AU stocks: $3 per trade US stocks: US$2 UK stocks: Not available Other markets available: Details here Options: ASX: Not available US: Fixed Brokerage Plan • US$3 for up to 4 contracts • US$0.75 per contract for 5 or more contracts
Tiered Brokerage Plan (Monthly Contract Volume) • US$0.90 per contract for the first 50 contracts • US$0.75 per contract for the 51st–100th contract • US$0.55 per contract for the 101st–300th contract • US$0.50 per contract for the 301st–500th contract • US$0.45 per contract for the 501st–1,000th contract • US$0.40 per contract for the 1,001st–10,000th contract • US$0.35 per contract for the 10,001st–50,000th contract • US$0.25 per contract for the 50,001st–100,000th contract • US$0.15 per contract for 100,001 or more contracts Inactivity fee: $0 Currency conversion fee: 55 pips
Webull comes with a stack of great features and available assets including equities from Australia, US, China (A-Shares) and Hong Kong, as well as US options with margin trading facilities.
We like that it has an auto-investment feature for passive investors along with useful tools for active traders, such as technical and probability analysis tools. Plus, a major bonus for day-traders is the extended trading hours.
One of Webull's highlights is its zero brokerage deal for Australian (CHESS-sponsored) and global ETFs. Paired with its auto-invest feature, it's a top choice for ETF investors.
Why does Webull stand out?: Strong features for both active and passive investors.
Minimum trade size: $500 for first ASX purchase, no minimum for global equities
Available markets: Australia, US, Hong Kong
CHESS-Sponsored: Yes
Auto-invest feature: Yes
Cheap brokerage ($0 for ETFs)
In-built news platform and strong educational resources
Allows you to trade fractional shares
$0 commission trades for the first month
Trade stocks from ASX, US and Hong Kong
No Australian options
Limited markets
Limited order types
Brokerage fee per trade: AU stocks: $0.0003 X trade value (min $4.90) US stocks: US$0.00025 X trade value UK stocks: Not available Other markets available: Details here ETF brokerage fees: AU stocks: $0 US stocks: US$0 UK stocks: Not available Other markets available: Details here Options: ASX: Not available US: US$0.50 Inactivity fee: $0 Currency conversion fee: 50 bps of trade value
Superhero makes our list with its very low trade fees and handy trade features. You can buy and sell US stocks and ETFs for US$2 brokerage and AU$2 for Australian markets (up to trades of $20,000).
It's a particularly great choice for new or casual investors because the platform is super easy to use, you can invest from just $10 a trade and it has an auto-invest feature, perfect for dollar-cost averaging (DCA). This also pairs in nicely with its superannuation account option, which lets you invest into both readymade portfolios or select individual stocks - one of the first of its kind to do so.
Why does Superhero stand out: Low $10 minimum trade size into ASX equities and easy to use platform.
Minimum trade size: $10 for ASX and US equities
Available markets: Australia, US
CHESS-Sponsored: No
Auto-invest feature: Yes
Low brokerage fees
ASX and US stock trading
No monthly fees
Minimal trading features
Can't trade outside the US or ASX markets
Brokerage fees: AU stocks: $2 for trades up to $20,000, 0.01% for trades over $20,000 US stocks: US$2 UK stocks: Not available ETF brokerage fees: AU ETFs: $2 for trades up to $20,000, 0.01% for trades over $20,000 US ETFs: US$2 Inactivity fee: $0 Currency conversion fee: 65 bps
Interactive Brokers has been a popular choice among traders since it launched in the 90s. It has one of the most impressive suites of trading tools on the market and it still manages to keep its fees very low for what it offers.
It charges $6.60 commission for ASX shares and from US$1 for US stock trades, plus $0 brokerage for a selection of US ETFs. Where it really stands out is with its currency conversion fee of just 0.20%, by far the lowest on the market to date.
This makes it an especially good choice for those looking to invest into global markets.
Why does IB stand out?: Low currency conversion fee and long list of global markets.
Minimum trade size: None
Available markets: Australia, US + 29 other global markets
CHESS-Sponsored: No
Auto-invest feature: Yes
Active or professional traders
Low brokerage fees
Strong educational resources
Portfolio tracking, live updates and company notifications
Mobile user ratings on the lower end compared to other brokers
Fee structure is relatively complex
Brokerage fee per trade: AU stocks: $5 or 0.08% (whichever is greater) for trade values up to $3,000,000 US stocks: US$0.0035 cents per share capped at 1.0% of trade value UK stocks: £1.00 or 0.050% (whichever is greater) for trade values up to £40,000,000 Options: AU: $0.33/contract, min $1.10 US: US$0.25 - US$0.65/contract, min US$1.00 Inactivity fee: $0 Currency conversion fee: 0.20% (Flat US$2 for transactions below $10,000 or 0.2% for amounts above $10,000)
IG is a solid all-rounder with cheap trade fees and decent trading tools. As of July 2025, you pay no brokerage fees for either ASX or global stocks, which makes it the cheapest broker out there to date.
You also get the option to open a demo account with $20K of virtual money and IG regularly runs educational programs for those looking to upskill.
Minimum trade size: None
Available markets: Australia, US, UK, Germany, Ireland
CHESS-Sponsored: No
Auto-invest feature: No
$0 brokerage for Australian and global shares
A single platform for global and ASX stocks, CFDs, forex (CFDs) and cryptocurrencies (CFDs)
Currency conversion fee higher than some others
Encourages more active traders
Limited global markets
Brokerage fee per trade: AU stocks: $0 US stocks: US$0 UK stocks: £0 Other markets available: Details here ETF brokerage fees: AU ETFs: $0 US ETFs: US$0 UK ETFs: £0 Other markets available: Details here Inactivity fee: $0 Currency conversion fee: 0.70% of trade value
Stake's standard account is fairly minimal on features but it makes up for it with its ultra low brokerage fees of $3 for CHESS-sponsored ASX trades, about the lowest on the market. It also charges US$3 for US stocks and its subscription Black account option offers a suite of handy tools for those to upgrade. We also like that you can trade from as little as $10, unlike some other brokers that require minimums of over $500. Stake was highly commended for value in the 2025 Finder Customer Satisfaction awards and was named 'Most Trusted' in the previous awards.
Minimum trade size: $500 for first ASX purchase, then $20 after; $20 for US equities
Available markets: Australia, US
CHESS-Sponsored: Yes
Auto-invest feature: No
Low brokerage fees
Polished app
CHESS-sponsored ASX trading
Free after hours US trading
$0 brokerage when you refer 3 friends
Only ASX and US markets available
FX fees aren't the most competitive
Brokerage fees: AU stocks: $3 (Up to and including $30,000); 0.01% (Over $30,000) US stocks: US$3 (Up to and including $30,000); 0.01% (Over $30,000) Other markets: Details here ETF brokerage fees: AU ETFs: $3 US ETFs: US$3 Inactivity fee: $0 Currency conversion fee: 55 BPS (~US$0.55 for every AUD$100 exchanged)
Easy Equities is a little known share trading platform that came to life in South Africa. While it might not have made a name for itself yet in Australia, we couldn't help but be impressed by its super low fees and its collection of handy features that just make it a great all rounder. For example, it has no minimum investment size, meaning you can start trading from just a few cents into Australian, US and European stocks and ETFs. We also like that it has an auto-investment option, which is great for dollar-cost averaging into the market.
Minimum trade size: None
Available markets: Australia, US, South Africa
CHESS-Sponsored: No
Auto-invest feature: Yes
User-friendly platform
Low commission and no inactivity fees
The EasyLearn series helps educate newer investors
Lacks customer service features, including live chat
Limited trading tools
Brokerage fees AU stocks: 0.10% of the trade size US stock: 0.25% of the trade size Inactivity fee: $0 Currency conversion fee: 2.50%
eToro arguably has the best social trading features on the market, which includes its wildly popular copy trading platform. If you're an inexperienced investor, you can use copy trading to emulate the trades of more experienced traders on the eToro platform, potentially profiting from their success. And if you fit the bill as a top trader yourself, you can get rewarded if others on the app choose to follow you. If you're not into social trading, the app has a huge range of trading options, including Australian, US and multiple other global stocks, commodities, forex and even cryptocurrency trading.
Minimum trade size: $10
Available markets: Australia, US + 17 other global markets
CHESS-Sponsored: No
Auto-invest feature: No
Copy hundreds of traders
Demo account with $100K of practice money
Social forums within the app
US$2 brokerage on ASX, US and global stocks
$200 minimum investment required to copy trade
AUD must be converted to USD to trade with eToro
Limited equities available for some global markets
Brokerage fees: AU stocks: US$2 US stock: US$2 UK stocks: US$2 ETF brokerage fees: AU stocks: Not available US stock: $0 UK stocks: $0 Inactivity fee: US$10 per month if you don't log in for 12 months or more Currency conversion fee: 1.50% of trade value
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How we picked these
Finder Score for share trading platforms
We've scored over 30 share trading platforms assessing them for their core features, fees, customer experience and accessibility. Our experts give each platform a score out of 10.
Important: The standard brokerage fee displayed is the trade cost for new customers to purchase $1,000 of either Australian or US shares. Where a platform charges different fees for both US and Australian shares we show the lower of the two. Where both CHESS sponsored and custodian shares are offered, we display the cheapest option.
How to find the best share trading platform in Australia
The best share trading platform should have low trading fees, offer the markets you want to trade and have an easy-to-use interface that makes it simple to buy, sell and track your investments.
For example, if you're looking to invest in big US tech stocks like Apple or Nvidia, you'll need to find a platform that lets you trade the US stock market (and offers low brokerage on US stocks) like CMC Invest, Stake or Interactive Brokers.
If you're an experienced investor or looking to dive deeper into the markets, you'll also want a platform that offers advanced research and trading features like live charts, watchlists, news feeds and stock filters.
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Share trading platforms in Australia
A few decades ago, Australians who wanted to invest in the stock market needed to go through a personal stock broker. This typically meant you would need to call your broker to place a trade and you would be charged high fees to do it.
These days, most Australian investors (70%) buy and sell shares through online share trading platforms (online brokers), according to research by the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX).
While you can still hire an adviser or full-service stock broker to place trades for you, the costs are typically much higher. For instance, you might pay $100 for a single trade through an adviser as opposed to $10 via an online trading platform (or even $0 with some platforms).
What's the best share trading platform in Australia?
According to Finder's latest analysis of 40 online brokers, CMC Invest is the best overall share trading platform in Australia thanks to its long list of trading tools, availability of global stock markets and low fees.
But unfortunately choosing a broker isn't exactly a one-size-fits-all approach.
To find the best trading platform for you, try to find tools and features that align to your personal investing approach.
For example, if you're a new investor your needs might be tailored towards educational resources and lower brokerage fees. Meanwhile, if you've been trading for years, you might want a platform that has more advanced tools.
Regardless of your experience, one place to start can be comparing fees. Finder research found that the average share trader could save approximately $1,048 in brokerage fees each year by switching to a more suitable online broker (calculated on 7 trades per month of $1,000).
Tips for finding the best trading platform
Check the fees. Almost every platform will charge you a brokerage fee (also called a commission fee) when you transact. Some will also charge you additional fees such as monthly fees or inactivity fees.
What can you trade? Some trading platforms will give you access to both Australian and international shares. Others will also allow you to trade currencies, indices, cryptocurrencies and much more. Find a broker that matches your needs.
Is it easy to use? You should look for a platform that allows you to make fast and precise trades with minimum fuss.
Access to data. Does the platform offer dynamic, real-time or delayed market updates? Some platforms offer research and broker analysis on individual stocks that can come in handy.
Order types. Can you place orders at market and/or at limit? Are other order types such as stop/loss orders an option to add more flexibility to your trading? These should be considered when choosing a broker.
Reporting. Check the reporting tools on each platform to help you track how your trades are performing, record dividends and pass on any relevant information to the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) at tax time.
Customer support. Look for phone, email and live online chat support. Does it offer customer service 24/7 if you're having trouble placing a trade?
Education. Some platforms also feature a range of educational tools and resources, such as how-to guides and webinars, to help you get more out of your trading account.
Security. How secure is the platform? What measures are in place to ensure the safety of your funds?
Australian (ASIC) regulated trading platforms
Before you sign up to a trading platform, check that it’s regulated by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) and has an Australian Financial Services Licence (AFSL).
Scam platforms are getting harder to spot. They can look polished and professional but still be fake. The ACCC says Australians lose millions every month to dodgy investment schemes.
The easiest way to protect yourself is to look for the platform’s AFSL number and make sure it’s listed with ASIC. At Finder, we only compare share trading platforms that are fully licensed so you know you’re dealing with the real deal.
Expert insight
"How often and in what market you intend to trade is key to your broker choice. You want the one that's going to deliver the best deal for your particular trading profile – and personality."
Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon
Author, finance columnist
What type of investor are you?
The trading platform you choose should suit your investment style. Once you know which category of investor you fall into, you'll be able to more easily pick the best share trading app for you. For example, there are casual traders, active traders and long-term investors. Ask yourself the following questions:
How often will I trade? If you buy or sell shares once or twice a month (or even less), you're a casual investor. You may want to avoid brokers that have an inactivity fee or charge higher broker fees for less frequent trades. If you intend to buy and sell shares multiple times in a day, you're an active trader so advanced trading features may be the priority.
How will I place trades? Will you be placing all your trades online, via a mobile app or over the phone? Make sure the app offers your preferred choice. Check the fees as well.
What will I be trading? Do you want to trade Australian shares, US shares or other international markets? Some online brokers also offer other markets such as global currencies and cryptocurrencies. Depending on your priorities, you may wish to get a broker that offers all of the above or several different brokers – 1 for each market.
How much money am I trading? Do you intend to invest a lump sum of $5,000 into the stock market or would you prefer to make several small trades of a few hundred dollars? Brokerage fees sometimes differ depending on the amount you're buying and selling per month, per year or by trade.
Video: What's the best share trading platform?
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Share trading updates: October 2025
Gold and silver prices are continuing to soar, sending ASX gold and silver stocks to new record highs. Gold heavyweights Northern Star Resources (ASX:NST) is up 36% in the last 6 months, Evolution Mining (ASX:EVN) has risen 54% and Newmont Corporation (ASX:NEM) is up over 70%. Meanwhile silver stocks
Andean Silver Ltd (ASX:ASL) and Silver Mines Ltd (SVL) have rocketed over 90%.
The best and easiest way to trade shares in Australia is via a dedicated share trading platform or online broker. It's even possible to trade shares without paying brokerage fees.
CMC Invest offers $0 commission on ASX trades up to $1,000. For larger trades, Tiger Brokers ($3), Stake ($3) and moomoo ($3) offer the lowest commissions on CHESS-sponsored ASX shares.
If you're looking to invest in the US, then IG, CMC Invest and Webull all offer zero-dollar brokerage fees. Instead you'll pay currency conversion fees.
According to Finder's latest Share Trading Awards, CMC Invest is the best low-cost broker because it offers $0 brokerage on trades up to $1,000.
According to Finder's Investment Awards the best trading account for new or casual investors is Tiger Brokers.
It was awarded this title thanks to low brokerage fees for both Australian and US shares, no minimum trade size and an auto-investing feature that lets you set recurring investments into a stock or ETF of choice.
To compare with other platforms, check out our beginner comparison guide.
CMC Invest is the best overall trading account in Australia, according to Finder's proprietary algorithm. With a combination of cheap brokerage, a range of options and markets, CMC ticks a lot of boxes when it comes to trading accounts.
That being said, the best trading account will vary depending on your individual needs.
Moomoo is the best ASX trading platform, according to our latest analysis. With low brokerage for ASX trades, wide coverage of Australian shares and ETFs and live market data and research tools, moomoo won our Best ASX Trading award.
moomoo is rated as the best platform for penny stock trading because of its low fees for active trading, range of OTC stocks and advanced analysis and research tools.
It won multiple awards in Finder's latest Share Trading Awards.
The cheapest CHESS-sponsored broker in our database, at the time of writing, is Tiger Brokers, offering $3 brokerage for ASX CHESS-sponsored trades. CMC Invest offers $0 brokerage on ASX CHESS-sponsored shares, but only on trades of less than $1,000 per equity, per day.
IB's trading Workstation features, long list of global stocks, CFDs and forex and its low brokerage cost make it ideal for more experienced traders. You can read more about why we rate IB as the best platform for active traders in our methodology page.
For most share trading platforms, signing up won't cost you a thing.
However, you will start paying fees once you begin trading. This is known as a brokerage fee.
Watch out for additional fees such as inactivity and subscription fees.
No trading platform is truly free, but there are some brokers in Australia that offer $0 brokerage trading. These include the following:
Among the $0 brokerage platforms, CMC Invest is the only broker not to charge commission for ASX stocks (of less than $1,000).
The most trusted trading platform in Australia is Pearler, according to the most recent Finder Customer Satisfaction Awards, and Stake in the previous year's awards. 100% of surveyed users agreed that Pearler was a trustworthy and reliable brand.
The oldest and largest share trading platform is the best among the Big Four banks according to our algorithm.
Disclaimer: This information should not be interpreted as an endorsement of futures, stocks, ETFs, options, digital asset or any specific provider, service or offering. It should not be relied upon as investment advice or construed as providing recommendations of any kind. Futures, stocks, ETFs, cryptocurrency and options trading involve substantial risk of loss and therefore are not appropriate for all investors. Past performance is not an indication of future results. Consider your own circumstances and obtain your own advice before making any trades.
Kylie Purcell is an experienced investments analyst and finance journalist with over a decade of expertise in a wide range of financial products, including online trading platforms, robo-advisors, stocks, ETFs and cryptocurrencies. She is a sought-after commentator and regularly shares her insights on the AFR, Yahoo Finance, The Motley Fool, SBS and News.com.au. Kylie hosts the Investment Finder video series and actively contributes to the investment community as a judge and panellist. She holds a Master of Arts in International Journalism, a Graduate Diploma in Economics, and ASIC-recognised certifications in securities and managed investments. See full bio
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I have shares in the UK, but with an Australian address it is hard (impossible) to find a UK agent to help with their sale. What is the best Australian option for a single trade (sell)?
IanOctober 9, 2017
My suggestion is that you do an off market transfer with a third party who is willing to buy the shares from you and arrange private cash settlement.
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HaroldMay 11, 2017Finder
Hi Rich,
Thank you for your inquiry.
Unfortunately, we cannot recommend what is best for you. Our company finder.com.au is a financial comparison website and general information service designed to help consumers to make a better decisions. Please note we do not represent any company we feature on our pages.
Thankfully, you can always check the list of online share trading platforms on our website. This should give you a good place to start searching for the right platform.
I hope this helps.
Cheers,
Harold
BenJanuary 20, 2017
I noticed that amscot Stockbroking is not on the comparison list.
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MayJanuary 26, 2017Finder
Hi Ben,
Thanks for your question.
Although we cover a wide range of products, providers and services, we don’t cover every product, provider or service available in the market so there may be other options available to you. However, you can find more information about the amscot Stockbroking through our website.
Cheers,
May
LeeAugust 23, 2016
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ClarizzaAugust 24, 2016Finder
Hi Lee,
Thanks very much for your feedback and for your suggestion. We’re always adding to our content so keep eye out for new content from us.
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I have shares in the UK, but with an Australian address it is hard (impossible) to find a UK agent to help with their sale. What is the best Australian option for a single trade (sell)?
My suggestion is that you do an off market transfer with a third party who is willing to buy the shares from you and arrange private cash settlement.
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Unfortunately, we cannot recommend what is best for you. Our company finder.com.au is a financial comparison website and general information service designed to help consumers to make a better decisions. Please note we do not represent any company we feature on our pages.
Thankfully, you can always check the list of online share trading platforms on our website. This should give you a good place to start searching for the right platform.
I hope this helps.
Cheers,
Harold
I noticed that amscot Stockbroking is not on the comparison list.
Hi Ben,
Thanks for your question.
Although we cover a wide range of products, providers and services, we don’t cover every product, provider or service available in the market so there may be other options available to you. However, you can find more information about the amscot Stockbroking through our website.
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May
I am delighted to read this analysis. Hope to see the competition on going and interesting in future. I recently was going through some trading applications and found Forex Signals to be really successful and dependable. It helped me increase my profits in comparison to previous one.
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