LSE
Leishen Energy Holding Co., Ltd. Class A
stock NASDAQ

LSE: MPAL invest or not?

Don't forget the USD 2 minimum fee which is unlikely to be irrelevant for something like a savings plan execution (0.4% for USD 500). Additionally, you can't buy foreign funds for legal reasons in the EU (except for professional traders and "elective professionals") so if that had been the case, OP must have bought an UCITS ETF on the LSE traded in USD that is also traded in euros on a more liquid market.

sidenote: if you deposit euros why would you buy ETFs in USD? If your account is with IBKR Ireland this is not advised and will only cost you the exchange fees. If you're currently buying ETFs on LSE, they're very likely also available on Xetra or Euronext.

Since my last tier list did so well I though I'd make a part 2. Just to preface this is my own personal opinions from data providers I have used.
**London Strateigc Edge**: Tickdata for all US stocks and options+ economic data for all countries **FOR FREE** just a massive archive of data. Everyone gets an api key with 50gb of data usage +100 websocket connections. Unfortunately no level 3 data which makes sense as exchanges charge per user who views the data.
**Databento:** If you need **Level 3 data** this is your place to go, all US exchanges covered + EUREX unfortunately in the 200usd plan live web sockets for l3 data not included. free $125usd credit for signup too
**Alpaaca:** $100 for access to all US Exchanges for stocks and options data, includes websocket connections for all stocks and options definitely the **best price option out of all the paid providers** for websocket connections.
**Massive:** Biggest archive of historical data for US exchanges 20+ years, offers **alternative data** like credit card reports. Extremely easy to download the data. Free plan is meh.
**FMP :** Access to different exchanges like LSE, EUREX and other niche providers but low quantity of historical tick data.
**Rithmic:** API service offered through brokers like AMP futures, best price for **level 3 futures data** but slightly more complex to setup straight out of the box.
**Yahoo Finance: Free historical data** for a wide range of assets but London strategic edge providers more detailed data.
**Tiingo: $30 USD for all US exchanges data**, unfortunately 30gb bandwidth limit.
**EODHD + Alpha vantage + Finnhub:** intuitive api to use but just use alpaaca + FMP for the same data but a lot cheaper

Since my last tier list did so well I though I'd make a part 2. Just to preface this is my own personal opinions from data providers I have used, I am an undergraduate economics student at Cambridge looking to break into Quant Research next year no need to grill me in the comments below.
**London Strateigc Edge**: Tickdata for all US stocks and options+ economic data for all countries **FOR FREE** just a massive archive of data. Everyone gets an api key with 50gb of data usage +100 websocket connections. Unfortunately no level 3 data which makes sense as exchanges charge per user who views the data.

**Databento:** If you need **Level 3 data** this is your place to go, all US exchanges covered + EUREX unfortunately in the 200usd plan live web sockets for l3 data not included. free $125usd credit for signup too
**Alpaca:** $100 for access to all US Exchanges for stocks and options data, includes websocket connections for all stocks and options definitely the **best price option out of all the paid providers** for websocket connections.

**Massive:** Biggest archive of historical data for US exchanges 20+ years, offers **alternative data** like credit card reports. Extremely easy to download the data. Free plan is meh.

**FMP :** Access to different exchanges like LSE, EUREX and other niche providers but low quantity of historical tick data.

**Rithmic:** API service offered through brokers like AMP futures, best price for **level 3 futures data** but slightly more complex to setup straight out of the box.

**Yahoo Finance: Free historical data** for a wide range of assets but London strategic edge providers more detailed data.

**Tiingo: $30 USD for all US exchanges data**, unfortunately 30gb bandwidth limit.

**EODHD + Alpha vantage + Finnhub:** intuitive api to use but just use alpaca + FMP for the same data but a lot cheaper