PSG vs ? (open to suggestions)

Can someone please help me out with the following....


The Top 40 Index ETF and ASLI 40 ?

Then what would be better ALSI or Top 40 ETF?
 
Thor187 said:
Just to recap if I go with standard bank.

Are all shares listed on the JSE available or just certain etc ?
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All and more.

They also have a whole bunch of derivatives. Contracts for Difference, single Stock Futures, warrants, to name but a few.
 
Thor187 said:
Hello, Thank you for the post.

Here is what I would like to do:
I want to buy shares in the Top 40 Index ( So I assume that would be ETF's).
I want to buy shares in private companies example, Woolworths, ABSA etc.
I want to manage my own portfolio if possible to avoid costs.





I have experience with IG Markets when I did CFD's and found they had acceptable prices.
I would like a platform similar to IG Markets.
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Standard Share Traders. The only area that Standard are ahead of the other Banks. Come on FNB you CAN do better!

I have previously used PSG, Tradek and Standard. Standard are the best in speed, site and costs. Plus they offer free training seminars and comprehensive online help.
 
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Billy said:
Standard Share Traders. The only area that Standard are ahead of the other Banks. Come on FNB you CAN do better!

I have previously used PSG, Tradek and Standard. Standard are the best in speed, site and costs. Plus they offer free training seminars and comprehensive online help.
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Thank you for the help.

Okey I will go with them. Can ypu buy ALSI 40 too?
 
Allan Gray: Cost is a percentage of investment, and is taken out of earnings.

https://online.allangray.co.za/Comm...BF&t=factsheet&d=0&n=Allan Gray Balanced Fund

Satrix : Fees are a percentage of investment.
What will it cost to buy SATRIX directly through the Investment Plan? View answer

Transaction Fees
Debit order fee: R3.50
Stock brokerage fees: 0.10%
Nominal Strate and Investor Protection levies will also be charged
All fees quoted are exclusive of VAT. VAT will be levied where applicable.

Investment Plan Administration Fees (for both lump sums and debit order investments)

Annual administration fee: (calculated daily and deducted quarterly)

Total Investment Per Fund Fee
R0 to R500 000 0.65%
R500 000 to R1 000 000 0.45%
R1 000 000 or more 0.35%

Transaction Fees
Debit order fee: R3.50
Stock brokerage fees: 0.10% (buying and selling)
Nominal Strate and Investor Protection levies will also be charged.
Where a financial adviser is used, commissions will be charged (as scheduled in Section 8).
All fees quoted are exclusive of VAT. VAT will be levied where applicable

Standard Online Share Trading : R60 per month. Free if 3 or more trades in month.
 
Thor187 said:
Thank you very much for the info I really appreciate it.
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What Billy said is right. Also know that you have to pay trading fees when buying or selling shares. For example:
100 Sasol shares at R436.00:
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The Standard bank website shows you on the fly the costs that will be involved before making your decision to buy/sell.

I don't have a clue as to how to just display the image in this post without having to click on it.
 
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Yesterday I went to sign up for Standard Bank Online Trading, but cancelled around step 3 as there was no option for R60 a month only R200 and something so I wasn't sure if I signed up at the right place.

I clicked on open an account next to the demo thing.
 
Thor187 said:
Yesterday I went to sign up for Standard Bank Online Trading, but cancelled around step 3 as there was no option for R60 a month only R200 and something so I wasn't sure if I signed up at the right place.

I clicked on open an account next to the demo thing.
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Click on the fees and costs tab. If you can show the option selections of accounts. You just want the 15minute delayed version.
 
Lukcydog said:
Click on the fees and costs tab. If you can show the option selections of accounts. You just want the 15minute delayed version.
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I know that, but there was no option to choose delayed pricing. Well I did not see it.
 
Can you attach a screenshot of step 3? It's weird, the fees and costs show no indication of a R200 fee, unless its a combination of options.
 
Thor187 said:
Yesterday I went to sign up for Standard Bank Online Trading, but cancelled around step 3 as there was no option for R60 a month only R200 and something so I wasn't sure if I signed up at the right place.

I clicked on open an account next to the demo thing.
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Looked at your Step 3 but couldn't see the mention of R200 :confused:
 
After you've selected the items you want enabled on the account and clicked on Add Account.
Does something still not show up?
 
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