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Hausbank or trading platform: what matters for active trading
Infrastructure & Brokerage
The problem. Many beginners in the DACH region use their familiar Hausbank for active trading. For long-term investing that works well. For fast trading, though, late executions and high costs are a technical disadvantage.
The reality. Bank platforms are built for investors, not for active traders.
Desk Notes. Keep long-term wealth building and active trading cleanly separate.
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