moomoo vs. Tiger Brokers vs. Interactive Brokers (IBKR) Chart Comparison & Broker Review (Singapore)

Dayum, sorry for the poor quality of the video. Think I zoomed it a lil or something and made the resolution kinda blurry.

moomoo, Tiger Brokers and IBKR are the big 3 these days. "Newer" age brokers with low fees catered for all the new retail investors, there's also TDAmeritrade but however they have the PDT rule so it might not be applicable for all despite its true $0 comission.

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For US Equities,

Tiger Brokers: $1 (Platform) + $0.99 (Commission) + $0.14 (GST/Tax) = $2.13/Trade Min
[Their "FREE COMISSION" is just a coupon to rebate ONE trade and they're only rebating $0.99. Most expensive here, however their SGX comms is the lowest.]

moomoo: $1 (Platform) + $0.99 (Comission) + $0.14 (GST/Tax) = $2.13/Trade Min
[However they have a current promotion going on, so it'll be $1.03/trade for three months.]

IBKR: $0.35/Trade Min
[Arguably one of the most well known and reliable broker world wide for US Equities. Thankfully we have IBKR SG so it doesn't have the PDT rule.]

TDAmeritrade: $0 comms/trade min
[There's a catch, easier for you to Google it up all or perhaps ask me on the comment section if you're keen to hear more. Took 6-12weeks to open the account, mine is still being processed so I couldn't show a clip of it.]

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In terms of fill speed
1) IBKR
2) moomoo
3) IBKR
4) Tiger

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Reliability wise, I've heard many issues with TDA especially the first 5 minute of the market. Didn't have any issue using moomoo/Tiger, however sometimes during the pre-market like 8-9'ish I do encounter disconnection, almost none during main trading hours so it's alright.

[noyce.]

Charts comparison: 0:00
Tiger Brokers: 6:59
moomoo: 16:03
IBKR: 21:09

[noyce.]

Update! Just got my TDA account, I registered on 27 June and only got it today 15 Sept.
In-between there were two follow-ups one for bank/employment statement etc iirc and also one more because part of the registration I didn't tick something.

Probably would consider doing one for the charts in the near future, in my opinion in terms of UI/Interface ranking:
1) TDA Singapore
2) moomoo
3) Tiger Brokers
4) Interactive Brokers Singapore

TDA app feels so darn smooth and the the fill speed is really fast switching between tickers, though yeah there's the 25, 000USD PDT rule however I realized that the account we made will be TDA Singapore and we couldn't use it to login the TDA US web. As far as I know for now, you'd need to deposit $2, 000 to be able to trade and $500 to have live market data.
I've tried contacting their support and so far been an hour, the support hasn't entered the chat. Will need to do another update on that.

I've heard there's only Margin account for TDA Singapore, need to clarify this one with the chat support if we could operate it using a Cash account and so not having to abide the PDT Rule.
Testing them out for you guys that are trying out trading!

I'm really surprised for such an advance country we do not really have competitive brokers as well as information on trading.
There's the "Rayner Teo" channel to "educate" people but those are kinda like textbook and iirc he did mentioned he don't really trade..
Then there's the "Kelvin Learns Investing" guy but that's more on investment and seeing some of the videos it's all like clickbait titles and thumbnails,
doesn't feel like he really uses all the brokers on a daily basis.

Really hope more people would come out and educate everyone and not just for clickbaits.
I remember trying to search for informations regarding the four aforementioned brokers and if there's any other viable ones... there isn't any real information on it.. All of them just got their information from Seedly etc. and those information aren't really accurate nor sufficient.

The biggest thing is, by googling you'll see that IBKR (Interactive Brokers) has a PDT rule but actually for Singapore, it falls under IBKR SG so it's outside of US and hence do not have the PDT rule.

[Bryann]

hello friend, about the ones you mentioned in your comparison, which one is the best to predict future market? and can I make the account at no cost and use it for binary options?