Shares

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Information for trading with shares, ETFs, ETCs, ETNs

• A claim for trading fees exists for each order and on all types of orders.
• The trading fees shown are final prices. They include all the stock exchange and other outside costs, if they are not listed separately. This is the case, for example, when trading with OTC / Pink Sheet assets.
• In conjunction with the use of the smart routing service, orders are routed to a stock exchange, which offers the best price, but which calculates higher fees. All the stock exchange fees, special fees and other expenses are always calculated with regard to the individual value.
• Value-added tax (VAT), in many cases also called the consumer tax or the tax on goods and services, may be calculated separately for the services concerned.
• Any changed orders are treated as the cancellation and replacement of an existing order by the new order. At certain stock exchanges, this can create a situation where the current minimum commission due for changed orders is handled in the same way as for new orders. If, for example, you place an order for 200 shares, of which 100 shares are traded and you then change the order, in response to which the remaining 100 shares are traded, the minimum fee will be due for both trading actions involving 100 shares. Any orders, which remain overnight, are viewed as new orders for the purposes of calculating the minimum order on the following day.
• Those customers, who send a non-marketable limited order involving an unusual number of items directly to the New York Stock Exchange may possibly incur additional costs anfallen. This kinds of orders might be processed separately on the trading floor and a fee could be charged for this. In this kind of vary rare case, the customer concerned will be contacted in advance.
• For orders in Great Britain, Ireland, France, Italy and Switzerland, additional mandatory state charges, may be due – they are also called financial transaction or stamp duty taxes. They are passed on directly to the customer and are therefore charged to the customer’s account. In Great Britain, the maximum figure is 0.5%, in Ireland it is no more than 1% and in Switzerland the figure is no more than 0.075%.
  In France and Italy, when customers purchase shares in French and Italian companies with a defined minimum market capitalisation, a financial transaction tax is automatically deducted in line with the current situation in December 2015; this amounts to no more than 0.2% of the value of the transaction.

Fees for partial trading – an example of calculations:

No partial trading fees if you purchase 2,000 shares in one order on one trading day.

Handling the order:

500 shares on Monday at 9.05 a.m.
500 shares on Monday at 11.30 a.m.
500 shares on Monday at 2 p.m.
500 shares on Monday at 4.30 p.m.
1 order fee

A partial trading fee if you purchase 2,000 shares in one order on two trading days.

Handling the order:

1,000 shares on Tuesday at 4 p.m.
1,000 shares on Wednesday at 9.05 a.m.
2 order fees

Example of euros (Xetra stock exchange:

260 shares at EUR 12.50 = EUR 3.90 in trading fees
15,000 shares at EUR 0.25 = EUR 4.50 in trading fees

Example of US dollars:

250 shares at USD 45.00 = US$ 4.75 in trading fees
10,000 shares at USD 0.02 = US% 2.50 in trading fees

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