How to open an account for day traders in U.S. stocks, and how to open an account to trade in U.S. s

It is recommended to consider the following aspects: a) strong strength and large scale: First of all, large companies can not compare with small companies in software and hardware, and the transaction speed of small companies is much worse than that of large companies.

In addition, the strong ** company, internal management, risk control are very strict, the possibility of the company systemic risk is very low. b) Relatively low handling fee: Handling fee is not a big problem when making money, and when you lose money, you can save a little bit.

c) Pay attention to small and medium-sized investors: after opening the account, someone will manage it, and you can find someone to consult and solve problems when you encounter them. Recommend China Securities Construction Investment**, a large state-owned company, small and medium-sized investors have the same handling fee rate as large investors, and every investor has a customer....

Canada's swift company doesn't need you to pay for it yourself, you also have to interview, I think Chongqing should have, after you go in, they will pay for training you, you don't need to spend a penny, but you can earn $2,000 a month from speculating in U.S. stocks, and they will start to pay you. Wages are paid on the money you earn. Many people have not been able to achieve $2,000 a month and have left on their own.

But as long as they do it, most of them will make money all the time. The key is that the income is very high and there is no upper limit, it all depends on your ability.

Usually newcomers have to work full-time for at least half a year to meet their requirements, which means that you will have no salary for half a year. What's more troublesome is that you don't know how long you have to do it before you can start earning a salary for a year? Two years?

Or three years? So there are more people who give up in the end. Because of the time difference, it is impossible to do a job for a long time.

The work experience of a U.S. stock trader is currently not recognized in China. There is no comparison with the work experience of a well-known ** company. I don't know about China, I think it's best to start as a researcher and analyst, and then find a way to be a ** manager.

If it really doesn't work, the account manager can also try it first. U.S. stock traders have a bit of a sense of going off the beaten path and are going to risk your career. Personally, I think that knowledge can be learned, and what you can practice full-time is something that you can't learn in a lifetime in the company.

When you change jobs in the future, you can only make money by trading in U.S. stocks, and nothing else. Go to the ** company for interpersonal communication, work resume, certificates and so on are more important.

<> you want to do T+0, you can do this.

U.S. stocks can be as easy as they want to have funds

You can open it here in China

There are many ways to open a U.S. stock account, some are complicated but some are also very simple.

The choice of bank is very important, because it will be directly related to the difficulty of your account opening, as well as the follow-up services and commissions, etc., so you must first carefully understand the account opening mode of each bank, and then choose the right bank.

Consider the Bank of the Boa in the United States.

In 1783 Britain recognized the independence of the United States, and in 1784, the predecessor of the BOA, the Bank of Massachusetts, was founded, the same age as the Republic. In 1958, the BOA launched the world's first credit card, and later became another giant Visa in its own right. Merrill Lynch**, the one of the '08 financial crisis, was swallowed up by the BOA.

The information you ask for is also very simple.

Information required for personal account opening:

Scanned copy of the front and back of the applicant's ID card;

A scanned copy of the applicant's passport (color);

U.S. mailing address (our company can provide it);

U.S.** number;

Passport-holder**.

YYD can provide you with bank account opening, company registration, trademark registration and other services, and the full amount will be refunded if it is unsuccessful. I hope so

Buy U.S. stocks through financial institutions in Hong Kong: At present, many domestic ** companies (such as Guodu**, etc.) have branches in Hong Kong, which can provide services for buying U.S. stocks. This is a form of "double entrustment", that is, you place an order with a domestic brokerage, which then places an order through another broker in the United States.

At present, this method is relatively popular, and many brokerages have provided online registration and account opening services specifically for mainland investors. This internet platform is more suitable for most investors, it is free to open an account, the commission for US stock trading has dropped by 50%, and there is no limit on the minimum amount of the first deposit.