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Taking advantage of having your finger on the news pulse

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Whether it is the President of Sri Lanka being ousted, China increasing steel demand or Russia and Ukraine agreeing to allow grain exports to flow from the region, every person needs to have their finger on the news pulse.

Understanding world events, and how they can impact stock markets, can help to identify investment opportunities at the click of a button.

The need for a simple and easy-to-use trading app has never been greater, IBKR GlobalTrader by Interactive Brokers does exactly that.

IBKR GlobalTrader is a stock trading app designed for both new and experienced traders, where clients from all over the world can access 150 markets, 25 currencies and invest in a wide range of global products from a single integrated platform. 

This can be beneficial, especially if you are following a news story that hasn’t quite developed traction, can do some extra research about the region and find a gem.

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But what about fees? This can be the deal-maker-or-breaker when it comes to an app, and especially after finding that company.

Trading costs with IBKR GlobalTrader are low – meaning more of your profit can stay in your pocket – and investors have access to the highly-liquid Nasdaq and Dow Jones markets. (For investors within the US, they can enjoy zero commissions on US stocks and for investors outside the US, commissions start at just USD 0.0035 per share).

And when you compare this to similar companies such as Robinhood, Vanguard and Charles Schwab in terms of fees, it is a no-brainer to see that IBKR GlobalTrader comes out on top.

The company currently manages more than $10billion in equity capital and more than 2.5 million trades per day are conducted.

For more on Interactive Brokers and IBKR GlobalTrader, head to their website, or download the app from the Apple App Store or on Google Play.

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Trump will plead not guilty to revised 2020 election criminal charges

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Former U.S. President Donald Trump will plead not guilty to fresh criminal charges in a revised indictment accusing him of attempting to overturn the 2020 election.

In a court filing, Trump waived his right to appear in court, authorising his lawyers to enter the plea on his behalf.

This revised indictment, brought by Special Counsel Jack Smith, maintains the original four charges, including obstructing Congress and defrauding the United States. #featured #trending

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Harris promises to boost SME in the U.S. with $50,000 tax deduction

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Vice President Kamala Harris is set to propose a significant tax deduction for new small businesses.

Under the plan, startups could claim up to $50,000 in tax deductions, providing crucial financial relief during the critical early years of operation.

This initiative aligns with efforts to stimulate economic growth and job creation across the country, particularly in sectors hard-hit by the pandemic. #featured #trending

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Fed Reserve close in on Sep rate cut amid cooling inflation

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The Federal Reserve is anticipated to announce a rate cut in September following signs of cooling inflation.

Economic indicators suggest a slowdown in price increases, providing room for the Fed to adjust policy rates. #featured #trending

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