Webull成为泰国首家提供24小时美国交易的经纪公司

币界网Published on 2024-08-05Last updated on 2024-08-05

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Webull Corporation为泰国客户推出了24小时股票交易功能。这一发展使Webull Thailand成为该国第一家提供这种能力的经纪公司。有了这一新功能,泰国投资者可以交易美国市场,包括在美国上市的股票股票股票股票可以被描述为投资者可以买卖的股票或公司股票。当你购买股票时,你本质上是在购买股权,成为特定公司或基金股份的部分所有者。然而,股票不支付固定利率,因此不被视为有保证的收入。因此,股票市场往往与风险有关。当一家公司发行债券时,它是在从买家那里获得贷款。另一方面,当一家公司发行股票时,它是在出售股票。股票可以被描述为投资者可以买卖的公司股票或股份。当你购买股票时,你本质上是在购买股权,成为特定公司或基金股份的部分所有者。然而,股票不支付固定利率,因此不被视为有保证的收入。因此,股票市场往往与风险有关。当一家公司发行债券时,它是在从买家那里获得贷款。另一方面,当一家公司发行股票时,它是在全天候出售私募股权和ETF。

此前,泰国散户投资者只能在Webull平台上的常规和延长的美国交易时间内交易美国股票和ETF。新的24小时交易功能增加了一个新的交易时段——美国隔夜交易——这超出了传统的交易时间。

新增交易工具

该功能提供了好处,包括美国交易的低佣金率和免费访问实时市场数据。它还提供技术分析工具、全天候客户服务,并可访问15000多种美国股票、ETF和期权。

通过实现24小时访问,Webull旨在提高泰国投资者的交易灵活性,并改善投资组合的多样化。该功能还包括管理价格变动风险的保障措施,并确保价格确定性和次日结算。金融结算是指买方付款并收到约定的服务或货物的过程。当证券易手时,该术语在纽约证券交易所(NYSE)等交易所使用。当资产被转移并以新买家的名义放置时,则视为已结算。交易完成后,这个过程可能需要几个小时或几天。这取决于清关流程。在美国,有价股票的结算日期通常为2。金融结算是指买方付款并收到约定的服务或货物的过程。当证券易手时,该术语在纽约证券交易所(NYSE)等交易所使用。当资产被转移并以新买家的名义放置时,则视为已结算。交易完成后,这个过程可能需要几个小时或几天。这取决于清关流程。在美国,有价股票的结算日期通常为2阅读本交易条款。

扩大全球影响力

Webull Thailand首席执行官Chonladet Khemarattana表示:“泰国投资者对在美国市场进行交易非常感兴趣。我们很高兴为当地散户投资者推出新的24小时交易功能,使他们能够轻松、全天候地进行交易,有效地弥合了时区差距。”

Webull Thailand是第一家获得在泰国经营许可的美国经纪公司。该公司在11个主要市场的15个地区运营,全球下载量超过4000万次,最近在其他主要市场推出了类似功能,包括新加坡、马来西亚、澳大利亚、香港特别行政区和日本。

Khemarattana补充道:“这一新功能突显了我们对持续创新和开发新产品和工具的承诺,使我们的本地投资者更容易进行交易。泰国投资者现在可以像在美国生活和交易一样交易美国股票。”。

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