On Monday, European commission-regulated brokerage firm BUX announced rebranding its CFDs trading platform to Stryk, primarily to differentiate its distinct services. The move came after BUX aggressively expanded the reach of both its zero-fee training app and CFDs platform. The CFDs platform, launched in 2014, was very similar to the company’s zero-fee trading app, BUX …
BUX is making history today as the first online brokerage in Europe to offer clients fractional investing. With this new service, BUX has become an integral part of customers’ lives and will be able to invest on their behalf into some world-class companies like Google, Amazon, or Tesla with just 10 euros! The Zero users …
According to a Reuters report on Monday, Stakeshop Pty Ltd will begin offering AUD$3 ($2) brokerage services in Australia. They are listing stocks on local exchanges. In the country’s industry, the arrival of a discounted broker may shake things up. “There hasn’t been a major shift in the industry since brokerages began using electronic trading …
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The Singapore Exchange (SGX) just accepted Catalist-listed Ayondo’s application to extend its deadline to resume trading. According to SGX, the firm had to submit the proposal with a plea to resume operations within 12 months. Ayondo was suspended from trading since January 30, 2019, over concerns of its financial situation and compliance on regulations. In …
BUX is a retail brokerage based in the Netherlands. Recently, it officially launched its BUX Zero trading app. On Wednesday, all the waitlisted users finally had a chance to start using the app. Thus, the broker has signaled the beginning of its EU Market ascend. However, ever since 2014, BUX’s mission was to make the …
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