ByOmensch1
Hey guys, can you sell the shares you bought on Traderepublic at any time? And do you need a business license for that?
Because as far as I know, taxes are automatically deducted, right? And I also wanted to ask if you know of any other good brokers.
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In any case, L&S trading times
No, because according to AGB you can only create a personal account.
Yes, but you can also set up an exemption order to take advantage of your allowance.
What is your good broker for you – what is it for you and what do you want to do?
Even I use Scalable for my funds, otherwise ING is also free for ETFs.
With fees you can also look at the DKB
Thank you for your answer.
I would still have a question, I am a complete beginner in terms of stock trading and so, and I really don’t know how well. Can you recommend me videos or any other stuff in the direction so I know how the whole thing is going and works? Just what’s behind it and what’s going on for processes.
You can look at financial flow and financial tip.
Thank you!
Can sell at any time for stock exchange opening times
Trade: NO as long as you only trade for yourself
There are plenty of brokers, look here
https://broker-test.de/
https://www.brokervergleich.de/
Many Dsnk for the answer.
I would still have a question, I am a complete beginner in terms of stock trading and so, and I really don’t know how well. Can you recommend me videos or any other stuff in the direction so I know how the whole thing is going and works? Just what’s behind it and what’s going on for processes.
recommended YouTube channels are:
DER AKTIONÄR TV, BerneckerTV, Jens Rabe, Dr. Dennis Riedl, Finanzflu, Markus Koch, Mario Lochner, Aktienanalyse
Otherwise, this is not explained in a sentence.
Leave the fingers of any YT videos that cost money. Do not purchase any stock that has little trading volume, do not purchase any stock that has made a high price gain in a very short time, since will follow a correction, don’t buy penny sticks, stay calm when a share goes into the minus
Thank you.
What does this have to do with a business?
You can act there at any time. Sometimes transactions take a little longer because, for example, no trade takes place. ZB holidays. And yes, control will be deducted directly. But can put a release order. Other provider would be BitPanda
Mostly during trading times, yes – except of course often when it would be necessary just because a share breaks out extremely in some direction and again at TR times for uninventive reasons the systems are overloaded and no order can be triggered or erased.
I have been on the move for a long time in live chats about the respective papers in which I am currently active and often get enough sketched above Inconvenience the TR user.
You can also get some experiences to mind for fun.
Nene…da I’d rather pay the fees of my home bank and, in addition to L&S, I have around 20 other trading venues that never all stand at trading times and also the cheapest one order.
Remember that you have to tax the profits from stock sales as capital income. Make yourself smart about this before you get trouble for tax evasion.