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What are the differences between Libertex and Libertex Portfolio accounts?
What are the differences between Libertex and Libertex Portfolio accounts?
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Libertex Portfolio is a new account type available on the Libertex platform. It enables users to invest in stocks without swaps or commission.

Libertex Portfolio is available in the following versions:

  • Libertex web version

  • Libertex mobile app (iOS, Android)

The key differences between Libertex Portfolio and Libertex are illustrated in the table below:

Libertex Portfolio (long-term investment in stocks)

Libertex (active trading)

Yield

Moderate

High

Risk

Low

High

Asset classes

Stocks

Forex, cryptocurrencies, indices, commodities, stocks, metals, oil and gas, ETFs

Direction of trades

Buy (selling possible if you already own the asset)

Buy and sell

Fractional shares

Yes (min. 0.01 shares)

Yes (from $20)

Principle of trading

You buy and own the asset (shares)

Margin trading

Leverage

Not supported

From 1 to 999, depending on the instrument

Pending orders

No

Yes

Paid dividends

Credited to account balance

Factored into financial result of trade

Demo account

No

Yes

Status levels

Statuses are not awarded for Libertex Portfolio accounts

Yes


Key advantages of Libertex Portfolio over Libertex:

  1. No commission on trades

  2. No swaps (commission payable for holding a position overnight and into the next trading day)

  3. No Margin Call or Stop Out

  4. No obligatory Take Profit closing

  5. No inactivity fees

  6. Investors can purchase 0.01 shares (fractional shares)

  7. Ideal for long-term investing

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