If you are a trader I can understand marketech might work for you, but for someone like me who trades infrequently marketech would be a waste of money as I would need to do 10 trades minimum a month just to break even.
With Selfwealth I get for free:
- Live prices
- Conditional orders
- News & company announcements
- unlimited watchlists with unlimited stocks
To get the above I would need to pay $45/month with marketech.
I can also Osko transfer in cash so I don't leave cash sitting in my account. I keep it in a personal high-interest account and if I need to buy something I transfer via Osko and it is in my Selfwealth account in 1-2 minutes.
Marketech make their money by charging $45/month to give you access to basic functionality like conditional orders, something I think should be free.
Selfwealth make their money by keeping interest on cash if you choose to leave cash in your account.
With marketech I can't avoid these costs, with Selfwealth it is my choice if I leave cash in the account, so it is my fault if I lose interest.
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