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You’re About to See This Company’s Name Everywhere
From Baltimore – You know how occasionally you hear a name or phrase for the first time and then, suddenly, it’s everywhere?
This is about to happen to you again today… if it hasn’t already.
The company is called Tiger Brokers and is owned by parent company UP Fintech Holding (Nasdaq: TIGR), aka “the Robinhood of China.”
You’re going to hear a lot more about Tiger Brokers in the weeks and months ahead. Tiger is one of those powerful, on-the-go, next-generation trading platforms that attract millennials. It’s similar to Robinhood in the U.S.
Tiger’s share price surged from just a few dollars late last year to a high of more than $36 in February. It had a huge move recently on news that China is about to make it easier for investors there to trade globally.
In our Market Wake-Up Call discussion with Monument Traders Alliance Head Trade Tactician Bryan Bottarelli – editor of Trade of the Day and co-founder of The War Room – you’ll learn about a smart way to trade fast-emerging companies like Tiger.
Associate Franchise Publisher Rachel Gearhart talks with Bryan about why Chinese millennials are flocking to Tiger Brokers in the same way their U.S. counterparts are flocking to Robinhood.
As Bryan explains, Tiger offers many of the same attractions as Robinhood but without the regulatory challenges, millennial bashing and media attacks facing the latter.
The shared benefits Tiger has with Robinhood include ease of trading, few to no minimum requirements, free trades and investor community forums.
And although Tiger is riding this huge wave of millennial investor attention, it’s still inexpensive compared with its Hong Kong- and Silicon Valley-based competitor Futu Holdings (Nasdaq: FUTU). Futu also saw a recent spike from an impending change to China’s trading regulations. Over the past year, its share price went from a couple of dollars to more than $200 at its high.
Both of these next-generation trading platforms have increased their customer accounts by more than 1 million this past year, and they show no signs of slowing down. Both are backed by leading Chinese technology conglomerates. Futu is backed by Tencent Holdings (OTC: TCEHY), China’s social media powerhouse and the world’s largest video game producer. Tiger is backed by smartphone maker Xiaomi (OTC: XIACY). Xiaomi, alongside Samsung, dominates the smartphone market not only in East Asia but also in India.
How can you benefit from this surge in growth from fast-moving global tech firms? Look no further than Bryan, a top recommended fast-trading expert, who recently recommended a call option on Tiger for a 39.34% gain overnight (that was a half-weighted, speculative overnight recommendation).
But that trade is not unique. The War Room’s high year-to-date win rate of 85% for the trade recommendations Bryan and co-founder Karim Rahemtulla make is phenomenal. As a result, they’ve attracted thousands of new subscribers over the last year, all looking to learn how to work smarter, not harder – from home – to make their money work for them.
The War Room houses a live and very active online trading research forum for discussion and mutual support, expert educational tutorials, and dynamic recommendations designed to help make you money quickly.
On today’s Market Wake-Up Call, Bryan shows you why his approach works. For more information on how to access his trading tutorials and his War Room, click here.
Enjoy your Sunday,
Julia