Stocks traded on Xetra and LSE have pretty restrictive hours. Some other brokers reroute Xetra orders via Gettex for some extended hours. Would be nice if Trading212 did something to allow us to interact with Gettex somehow when trading European stocks and ETFs.
I was wondering if the share lending is only effective on some small companies that everyone expects to go down or if you ever get yield on "safe" big companies.
Also who are those shares lent to? Since you can't short normal stock shares within invest or ISA T212 accounts (as far as I am aware), is this lent to CFD traders? Or is this used within some bigger structure with IBKR or other banks?
Not sure if everyone is aware but T212 lets you buy US stocks on LSE or Xetra listed in pounds and euros.
Is it worth bypassing currency conversion fees by buying on local exchange, considering there is lower liquidity? Did anyone experience any US stock being delisted on LSE or Xetra?
My personal guess would be high dividend stocks could be worth it because you should receive the dividend in euros or pounds, but not sure.