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MKD
Molecular Data Inc.
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Sep 6, 2022

0.4100USD+2.500%(+0.0100)427,469

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199 days ago • u/BrickSufficient6938 • r/trading212 • tips_and_advices_for_new_investor • C

For me it's €, less hustle but since you need to switch currency from bank to t212 anyway it's basically preference and a bit of speculation which one would hold value better. What do people in MKD use most? Idk

200 days ago • u/OppositeMiserable663 • r/trading212 • tips_and_advices_for_new_investor • ❓ Invest/ISA Help • B

Hey guys,
I'm new to investing and would appreciate some tips and advice from you.
I'm from North Macedonia, and our currency is MKD. When I set up my T212 account, I mistakenly chose USD as the primary currency. So, when I made my first deposit, I deposited USD and bought VUAG, only to realize that there was an exchange fee that converted USD to GBP.
I learned that you can deposit different currencies, and I assume the goal is to deposit a currency based on the ETF market exchange, right?
For example, my plan is to invest in VUAG, so I would need to deposit GBP. This way, I would only pay exchange fees once — from MKD to GBP (which I assume is done by the bank) — and then I can buy the ETF.
Also, I see a lot of posts about diversification. Isn't VUAG diversified enough? The goal is to include stocks/ETFs from different countries, right? If so, could you suggest some?
Thank you so much!

199 days ago • u/BrickSufficient6938 • r/trading212 • tips_and_advices_for_new_investor • C

For me it's €, less hustle but since you need to switch currency from bank to t212 anyway it's basically preference and a bit of speculation which one would hold value better. What do people in MKD use most? Idk

200 days ago • u/OppositeMiserable663 • r/trading212 • tips_and_advices_for_new_investor • ❓ Invest/ISA Help • B

Hey guys,
I'm new to investing and would appreciate some tips and advice from you.
I'm from North Macedonia, and our currency is MKD. When I set up my T212 account, I mistakenly chose USD as the primary currency. So, when I made my first deposit, I deposited USD and bought VUAG, only to realize that there was an exchange fee that converted USD to GBP.
I learned that you can deposit different currencies, and I assume the goal is to deposit a currency based on the ETF market exchange, right?
For example, my plan is to invest in VUAG, so I would need to deposit GBP. This way, I would only pay exchange fees once — from MKD to GBP (which I assume is done by the bank) — and then I can buy the ETF.
Also, I see a lot of posts about diversification. Isn't VUAG diversified enough? The goal is to include stocks/ETFs from different countries, right? If so, could you suggest some?
Thank you so much!

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