What do you generally think about IB programs?
Oct 20, 2023 at 04:09
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Member Since May 06, 2023
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Oct 20, 2023 at 04:09
did you ever try IB programs that are offered by some brokers? for those who dont know, Here's how it works:
You want to invest: You decide you want to invest your money in stocks, bonds, or other financial assets.
You contact an IB: Instead of going directly to a big financial company, you reach out to an IB.
The IB connects you: The IB helps you open an account with a larger brokerage or financial institution, which is where your investments will actually be held and managed.
They might provide advice: Some IBs offer advice and guidance on investments, while others simply facilitate the process.
They earn a commission: The IB gets a commission or fee for connecting you with the larger brokerage.
so as i see it should be very easy to earn as an IB but it is too good to believe. what am I missing?
You want to invest: You decide you want to invest your money in stocks, bonds, or other financial assets.
You contact an IB: Instead of going directly to a big financial company, you reach out to an IB.
The IB connects you: The IB helps you open an account with a larger brokerage or financial institution, which is where your investments will actually be held and managed.
They might provide advice: Some IBs offer advice and guidance on investments, while others simply facilitate the process.
They earn a commission: The IB gets a commission or fee for connecting you with the larger brokerage.
so as i see it should be very easy to earn as an IB but it is too good to believe. what am I missing?
Member Since Sep 30, 2023
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Dec 06, 2023 at 12:29
IB is a marketer , they get income by commission . Mostly marketer dont have time to focusing on trading . They just focusing on their referral member lots entry size
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