I recently overheard my girlfriends and her best friend in conversation mention that Saxo has reduced their trading fees for some exchanges such as the NYSE. Who can confirm that please? the minimum trading fee is USD3 - USD4
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Yes I can confirm that the minimum trading fee is between USD3 – USD4 which is a fair transaction fee especially for the international markets. I have been using Saxo for over one year now and I am all for it because of its low trading fees, user friendly/innovative mobile app and powerful analytics tools, allowing me to easily track my trading performance. A plus is that it covers many markets thus I use it primarily for US stocks.