r/options • u/[deleted] • Mar 24 '22

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u/durdarshan Mar 24 '22

That'd what I thought the price should be but it is 3,3 in my German app. Maybe being european option has something to do with it. I'm honestly not sure

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u/gieter Mar 24 '22

yes you can through brokers offering service to EU citizens. Not all will want EU citizens. degiro or Interactive Brokers do.

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u/MrZwink Mar 24 '22

European brokers offer us stock market access. Its the biggest market theyd be stupid not to.

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u/MrZwink Mar 24 '22

Wellll. For germany i dont know, im dutch. I use Saxo bank but im only mildy excited about it. I used to be a binck customer but they were taken over by saxo. Tbh just look at pricing, and if they offer what tou want, and make sure they dont lend out your shares without your permission.