VUSA (AEB) is nominated in EUR distributing dividends.
VUAA (Milano and Germany) is nominated in EUR reinvesting dividends (accumulating).
VUAA (London) is nominated in USD reinvesting dividends (accumulating).
VUAAN (Mexico) is nominated in MXN reinvesting dividends (accumulating).
You buy based on your tax location.
Thanks a lot but why the one traded in Milano and Germany has this clock icon next to it?
Shouldn’t I get live updates for the European exchange?
Also another question, is there away to learn these differences from the app or do I need to use the internet for example?
Real time data is paid. You can subscribe to get it but there will be a monthly charge. Most of the exchanges have this clock and data is delayed up to 15 min. Real time data is important for options traders. If you are not better buy at limit price. Then you don't really need real data, delayed is good enough. But it is up to you.
I think you can learn the differences from the Research button. You choose the ETF in IBKR API and then find the research button. But it is not easy to compare. I personally don't use it much. I am from EU and use this site: [www.justetf.com](https://www.justetf.com). Here you can compare ETFS and info is much structured. If you are outside EU there should be other sites. As said before your tax location is important for which ETF you should choose.
Recently I read a very good article about ETFs: [https://www.bankeronwheels.com/how-to-choose-etfs/](https://www.bankeronwheels.com/how-to-choose-etfs/)
I'm from Croatia (EU), is it the same for me if I buy it from Italian or London exchange?
Tax law in Croatia is that we pay tax if we sell within 2 years of buying (talking anout Acc ETF).
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OK, then you need to choose in what currency you want to buy. LSE - USD, Italy and Germany - EUR. What currency to choose is explained in the above article.
Normally you should buy in your base currency which in your case is EUR. In this way you'll avoid currency transfer fees. However in certain cases you can choose to buy in USD (if your salary is in USD for example). I guess you would prefer to buy in EUR and not exchange EUR to USD and after selling exchange back USD to EUR.
VUSA (AEB) is nominated in EUR distributing dividends. VUAA (Milano and Germany) is nominated in EUR reinvesting dividends (accumulating). VUAA (London) is nominated in USD reinvesting dividends (accumulating). VUAAN (Mexico) is nominated in MXN reinvesting dividends (accumulating). You buy based on your tax location.
Thanks a lot but why the one traded in Milano and Germany has this clock icon next to it? Shouldn’t I get live updates for the European exchange? Also another question, is there away to learn these differences from the app or do I need to use the internet for example?
Real time data is paid. You can subscribe to get it but there will be a monthly charge. Most of the exchanges have this clock and data is delayed up to 15 min. Real time data is important for options traders. If you are not better buy at limit price. Then you don't really need real data, delayed is good enough. But it is up to you. I think you can learn the differences from the Research button. You choose the ETF in IBKR API and then find the research button. But it is not easy to compare. I personally don't use it much. I am from EU and use this site: [www.justetf.com](https://www.justetf.com). Here you can compare ETFS and info is much structured. If you are outside EU there should be other sites. As said before your tax location is important for which ETF you should choose. Recently I read a very good article about ETFs: [https://www.bankeronwheels.com/how-to-choose-etfs/](https://www.bankeronwheels.com/how-to-choose-etfs/)
Try this site for etf details: https://www.justetf.com/en/etf-profile.html?isin=IE00BFMXXD54#listing
I'm from Croatia (EU), is it the same for me if I buy it from Italian or London exchange? Tax law in Croatia is that we pay tax if we sell within 2 years of buying (talking anout Acc ETF).
> > >https://www.bankeronwheels.com/how-to-choose-etfs/ OK, then you need to choose in what currency you want to buy. LSE - USD, Italy and Germany - EUR. What currency to choose is explained in the above article. Normally you should buy in your base currency which in your case is EUR. In this way you'll avoid currency transfer fees. However in certain cases you can choose to buy in USD (if your salary is in USD for example). I guess you would prefer to buy in EUR and not exchange EUR to USD and after selling exchange back USD to EUR.
Yeah, I do that. I was just wondering if there were some additional taxes and what not. Thank you very much!
They are traded in different currencies.
How can I see the currency traded? When I click the ticker I don’t see anything
Select the buy option then you can see the currency type before you trade
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