Tell me about some recent experiences of Hong Kong and US stock brokers (for beginners) Let's talk about the US stock market first Perhaps due to my limited experience, I actually feel that @ BBAEPro's operation and process oriented approach are quite beginner friendly. Mainly: simple application (can be issued with ID card)+Chinese version+no CRS+no entry threshold Especially now, the channels for non cryptocurrency users to play with US stocks have further decreased. Coin circle players can also directly play on @ tradexyz, while non coin circle users need overseas proof and a US card when applying, which increases the difficulty by more than one point And when I applied for BBAE a while ago, one day passed. When using the Hong Kong card for wire transfer to recharge in the middle, there was a slight dip in the funds. In the early hours of the morning, there were people who went to customer service and quickly passed by. (Oh, yes, they can also directly wire transfer with a Hong Kong card or deposit directly with a US card ACH) On the contrary, I was experiencing the Hong Kong stock market and opening several securities firms. For example, Huili and Fangde. Either you need to deposit 10000 yuan, or you must be in HK to open it offline. Not to mention the complicated process, Huili has not gone through it yet .. I feel that if you want to register, you can still register a BBAE backup Link: https://landing. (bbae.com)/m/h5/new-user-reward-v4? lang=zh-CN&f=invite&referral=stetkwmpf Secondly, Hong Kong stocks Before the fine imposed by the China Securities Regulatory Commission, I had already charged almost 30 households. And before I even made a few new ones, I saw the fine .. My logic is relatively simple. Just calculate the cost Chengdu to Shenzhen, round-trip airfare of around 1600+, same day travel and same day return. Including all costs, the per capita is less than 2000. The commission, handling fee reduction, and stock exchange vouchers for the head of the securities firm can be offset by about 1600. The actual cost per capita is around 400 RMB, or even less. A single account occupies about 50000 yuan in funds, while 30 accounts only have 150000 yuan. Coincidentally, there hasn't been much need for money recently. As for strategy, it's just a lottery. If there are good projects, go and touch them; if there are no good projects, leave them there. The actual ROI will be much higher than imagined. The route is relatively simple: fly from Chengdu to Shenzhen, take the subway from Shenzhen to Futian Station, take the high-speed train to enter customs, find a coffee shop, and get your card and go back. I'll just pay for the transportation fee anyway. Only when there is profit will the person who wins the lottery be given a 20% share in general. I am also not in Shenzhen. If I were in Shenzhen, the cost could be even lower If you suffer losses, you will suffer losses. Your network is all in Chengdu ..