Tiger Brokers Australia

Tiger Brokers (AU) is a NASDAQ listed global company (TIGR) with subsidiaries that provide over 9 million users and over 2 million account holders access to the world’s stock markets. Since its inception in 2014, the company has become the fastest growing online broker for millennials and Gen Z. Tiger Brokers Australia is designated to help Aussies enter the global market. Tiger’s mission is to help everyday Aussies, from beginners to experts, take full control of their investing journey. Tiger Brokers (AU) Pty Limited now operates under Australian Financial Services Licence No.300767 (issued by ASIC) to provide financial services to Australian consumers.

Want to get started investing in ETFs from Vanguard, ASX shares like Commbank or global stocks like Tesla?

  1. Sign up for a new Tiger Brokers account through Rask.
  2. The account will be opened within 1 to 3 hours after the account opening application is submitted.
  3. Fund your Tiger account, and start your investment journey!

That’s it! You could be an investor, this time tomorrow.

Tiger Brokers Australia's latest insights

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What is long and short investing?

In stock trading, it is common to refer to investors who hold stocks as they are called long, while investors who do not hold stocks are called short. Those who buy stocks are called long, while those who sell them are called short.

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What are Bull market and Bear market?

Strictly speaking, there is no clear distinction between bull and bear market indicators, generally as a description of the market trend of the concept.

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What is money market?

Money market, also known as the short-term financial market, is a market where short-term credit instruments circulate. Therefore, the money market is typically a short-term financial market (within one year) that utilizes short-term debt instruments and focuses on liquidity.

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What is reserve requirement cut and interest rate cut?

Reserve requirement cut, also known as a reduction in the required reserve ratio (RRR), refers to a policy action taken by the central bank to decrease the amount of reserves that commercial banks are obligated to hold.

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What is monetary policy?

Monetary policy is the collective term for the principles and policies adopted by a country to control and regulate the money supply in order to achieve specific macroeconomic objectives.

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What is moving average?

The Moving Average (MA) is a commonly used technical analysis indicator to analyze the trend and movement of asset prices. It is a smoothed line calculated based on historical price data, helping investors better understand the price trends of assets and make investment decisions.

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What is Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR)

The Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) is a measure of investment or business growth over time. It is often used to measure the long-term performance of investment projects, portfolios, and company businesses.

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What is ROA?

Return on Assets (ROA) is an important financial metric used to measure a company’s ability to generate profits from its assets. The formula for ROA is: ROA = Net Profit / Total Assets.

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What is ROE?

Return on Equity (ROE) is an indicator that measures the rate of return on shareholders’ equity and reflects the quality of a company’s profits and the management’s utilization of shareholders’ equity.

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