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Terje Myhrer-hoaas
Hi
I just signed up on your program, but I can’t find a broker that will allow me to trade for Options unless I am an US citizen.
I’m from Norway and there are no brokers in Norway where you can trade for options.
Are there any brokers online where I can trade for options, or is this only possible if you live in the US?
Thanks.
Hello,
A good starting point is a report below from the parent company, Investing Daily, that helps compare brokers. You might need to call them individually to see about the logistics of setting up that account.
The higher-ups at Investing Daily have been diligently researching your question and have come up with this suggestion:
“We researched a few brokers and the answer is “yes, probably.” Interactive Brokers, TD Ameritrade, and Tradestation work with international residents who want to trade U.S. options. Questrade is a Canadian brokerage. CommSec is an Australian brokerage, but we hear they have high commission fees.”
Hi
I live in the UK and many brokers in USA will not trade with people living outside the USA.
I was able to eventually track down broker ‘Firstrade ‘ who allow me to trade US options and stocks living in the UK.
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Terje Myhrer-hoaas
Hi
I just signed up on your program, but I can’t find a broker that will allow me to trade for Options unless I am an US citizen.
I’m from Norway and there are no brokers in Norway where you can trade for options.
Are there any brokers online where I can trade for options, or is this only possible if you live in the US?
Thanks.
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Linda McDonough
Hello,
A good starting point is a report below from the parent company, Investing Daily, that helps compare brokers. You might need to call them individually to see about the logistics of setting up that account.
https://www.investingdaily.com/broker-comparison/
Best of luck and let me know how it works out for you.
Linda
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Linda McDonough
Hello Terje,
The higher-ups at Investing Daily have been diligently researching your question and have come up with this suggestion:
“We researched a few brokers and the answer is “yes, probably.” Interactive Brokers, TD Ameritrade, and Tradestation work with international residents who want to trade U.S. options. Questrade is a Canadian brokerage. CommSec is an Australian brokerage, but we hear they have high commission fees.”
I hope this is helpful.
Best,
Linda
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Chris Stubbs
Hi
I live in the UK and many brokers in USA will not trade with people living outside the USA.
I was able to eventually track down broker ‘Firstrade ‘ who allow me to trade US options and stocks living in the UK.
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