After the
most popular stocks on Wall Street and those on the Warsaw Stock Exchange (WSE)
that hold local investors’ interest, it’s time to add shares of companies
listed on Europe’s largest stock exchanges.
OANDA TMS
Brokers, the oldest Polish brokerage, has expanded its offering in response to
client demand for a wider range of investable assets.
Traders now have access to a pool of over 2,200 new stocks, including German, Spanish, French, and British names. OANDA TMS Brokers states that the goal is to provide
clients the ability to trade a comprehensive range of instruments while
maintaining low fees.
“Introducing
our selection of stocks from European markets is another step towards providing
traders with the widest range of instruments they can add to their investment
portfolio,” said Marcin Niewiadomski, the Head of Europe at OANDA.
For US stocks, the brokerage offers zero-commission trading on EUR, PLN, and CZK-denominated accounts. For stocks listed on the WSE, commissions start at 0.19%.
The newly added European stocks carry commissions of 0.15%.
“Our goal
is to enable clients to trade across all possible instruments while maintaining
the lowest possible fee level,” Niewiadomski added.
The broker’s offering already includes a significant number of shares from various markets, but it still lacks fractional shares, which are very popular among retail investors.
From TMS to OANDA
The OANDA
brand was founded in 1996 as the first Polish brokerage and has grown into a global
provider of online trading services, offering retail and institutional clients
the ability to trade various asset classes as well as currency data and
analytics.
In 2020,
the company announced an acquisition agreement with the global brand OANDA,
which was finalized the following year. Due to the TMS popularity in the local
market, the merged entity brand was not entirely absorbed and promotes its
services under the OANDA TMS banner.
Finance
Magnates reported
last month that the company became the first Polish broker to opt for full
integration with TradingView, enabling its clients to trade directly from the
charts of the popular analytical platform.
After the
most popular stocks on Wall Street and those on the Warsaw Stock Exchange (WSE)
that hold local investors’ interest, it’s time to add shares of companies
listed on Europe’s largest stock exchanges.
OANDA TMS
Brokers, the oldest Polish brokerage, has expanded its offering in response to
client demand for a wider range of investable assets.
Traders now have access to a pool of over 2,200 new stocks, including German, Spanish, French, and British names. OANDA TMS Brokers states that the goal is to provide
clients the ability to trade a comprehensive range of instruments while
maintaining low fees.
“Introducing
our selection of stocks from European markets is another step towards providing
traders with the widest range of instruments they can add to their investment
portfolio,” said Marcin Niewiadomski, the Head of Europe at OANDA.
For US stocks, the brokerage offers zero-commission trading on EUR, PLN, and CZK-denominated accounts. For stocks listed on the WSE, commissions start at 0.19%.
The newly added European stocks carry commissions of 0.15%.
“Our goal
is to enable clients to trade across all possible instruments while maintaining
the lowest possible fee level,” Niewiadomski added.
The broker’s offering already includes a significant number of shares from various markets, but it still lacks fractional shares, which are very popular among retail investors.
From TMS to OANDA
The OANDA
brand was founded in 1996 as the first Polish brokerage and has grown into a global
provider of online trading services, offering retail and institutional clients
the ability to trade various asset classes as well as currency data and
analytics.
In 2020,
the company announced an acquisition agreement with the global brand OANDA,
which was finalized the following year. Due to the TMS popularity in the local
market, the merged entity brand was not entirely absorbed and promotes its
services under the OANDA TMS banner.
Finance
Magnates reported
last month that the company became the first Polish broker to opt for full
integration with TradingView, enabling its clients to trade directly from the
charts of the popular analytical platform.
