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xlinknz

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  #2840513 30-Dec-2021 17:14
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I now have an account with Hatch and Sharesies

 

As @sbiddle mentioned there is a ownership difference

 

With Hatch you have your own brokerage account with their custodian (FNZ) which means that you get voting rights and the ability to transfer shares with Sharesies that is not the case and to transfer you require to sell

 

This difference may not be material to many if a) you don't want to vote b) are happy to sell rather than transfer

 

 




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  #2843499 5-Jan-2022 11:01
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Are any of these platforms providing trading tools/strategies to the users such as Trailing Stop/Stop Loss or similar to manage risk of the market turning?





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  #2843911 5-Jan-2022 19:41
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Sharesies does not offer a trailing stop/stop loss system.

 

 





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