Are there any order limits to trade?
The minimum order value is US$1. You are also allowed to place an order up to a maximum of US$ 10,000 (or up to 500 shares if they are worth less than US$ 10,000) in value at any one time (we will be reviewing this limit over time).
For example, you can buy US$ 10,000 worth of stock and then immediately after, buy another US$ 10,000 of the same stock, but you cannot buy US$ 11,000 worth of stock in one go. Provided the US$ 10,000 is for less than 500 shares each time.
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Introduction to stock trading
- What is a stock?
- Where do stocks come from?
- What is stock ownership?
- Why do people buy stocks?
- How could you lose money from buying stocks?
- What are stock markets?
- What is a stock broker?
- What is a stock price?
- What is a bid-offer spread?
- What are stock charts?
- What is commission?
- What are bullish vs bearish markets?
- What is technical analysis?
- What is fundamental analysis?
- What are analyst recommendations?
- What are stock financials?
- What is EPS (earnings per share)?
- What is a P/E ratio (Price-to-Earnings)?
- What is a P/CF ratio (Price-to-Cashflow)?
- What is ROE (Return on Equity)?
- What is Market Sentiment?
- What are Market Sentiment Indicators?
- What is the VIX?
- How does News and Social Media impact stocks?