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US fractional shares trading allows you to purchase a portion of a whole share and can lower your transaction costs, thus providing greater flexibility in managing portfolios while reducing market entry costs.
Step 1. Select a stock that supports US fractional shares trading.
Step 2. Enter a fractional quantity to place your order, or select Amount and enter the dollar amount you want to invest.
Step 3. The system automatically calculates the corresponding number of shares based on the current share price.
Corporate actions for fractional shares:
Q1: How can I know which stocks are eligible for fractional shares trading?
You can find stocks that support fractional shares trading under Market > Classify. You can also check the fractional trading icon on the top right of each stock's pages for the identification of such stocks.
Q2: What are the trading fees of US fractional shares that I need to pay for?
When you hold less than 1 share per order, the commission fee is free, and the platform fee is 0.99% * contract value, capped at USD 0.99 per order. When you hold 1 or more shares per order, the standard fees apply.
Q3: During what trading hours can I place fractional share orders in US stocks?
You can only trade fractional shares during regular market hours, from 9:30 EST to 16:00 EST. If there is an early closing, trading hours will be from 9:30 EST to 13:00 EST.
Q4: What types of orders can I place for fractional shares trading in US stocks?
You can only place limit orders and market orders for fractional shares. Conditional orders or grid orders are not currently supported.
Q5: Can I engage in margin or short selling for fractional shares trading in US stocks?
You cannot engage in short selling of fractional shares. Fractional shares support unified buying power, and the margin interest rate is the same as that for whole shares.
Q6: Can I modify my orders for fractional shares trading in US stocks?
You cannot modify your fractional share orders. If you need to adjust an order, you should cancel it first and then place a new order.
Disclosures
This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice.