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SLGB
Smart Logistics Global Limited
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Feb 13, 2026 3:57:30 PM EST

1.40USD+1.632%(+0.02)31,630

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Feb 13, 2026 9:11:30 AM EST

1.36USD-0.918%(-0.01)801

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Feb 13, 2026 4:54:30 PM EST

1.40USD+0.358%(+0.01)3,096

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7 days ago • u/capital_com • r/Daytrading • which_broker_to_choose_am_i_stupid • C

This is a very common point of confusion, happy to jump in.
Quick clarification: **Capital.com** **(and most CFD brokers) don’t offer “real” stock ownership**. We offer **stock CFDs**, which are separate instruments. When you connect Capital.com to TradingView, you need to trade the **CFD version of the symbol**, not the exchange-listed stock itself. That’s why symbols like (NASDAQ:SLGB) show as not tradable.
On TradingView, look for symbols like:
* **(Capital.com / CFD)**
* or switch the broker filter to Capital.com and search there
If you want to **own real stocks**, you’ll need a stockbroker. Most of those don’t support PayPal in the EU due to regulatory/payment constraints, that part unfortunately isn’t you doing anything wrong either.
So in short:
* **CFD brokers** → trade price movements (no ownership), PayPal often supported
* **Stock brokers** → real shares, usually bank transfer only (EU)
It just comes down to what you want to trade: price action vs ownership.
\- Capital.com team

7 days ago • u/capital_com • r/Daytrading • which_broker_to_choose_am_i_stupid • C

This is a very common point of confusion, happy to jump in.
Quick clarification: **Capital.com** **(and most CFD brokers) don’t offer “real” stock ownership**. We offer **stock CFDs**, which are separate instruments. When you connect Capital.com to TradingView, you need to trade the **CFD version of the symbol**, not the exchange-listed stock itself. That’s why symbols like (NASDAQ:SLGB) show as not tradable.
On TradingView, look for symbols like:
* **(Capital.com / CFD)**
* or switch the broker filter to Capital.com and search there
If you want to **own real stocks**, you’ll need a stockbroker. Most of those don’t support PayPal in the EU due to regulatory/payment constraints, that part unfortunately isn’t you doing anything wrong either.
So in short:
* **CFD brokers** → trade price movements (no ownership), PayPal often supported
* **Stock brokers** → real shares, usually bank transfer only (EU)
It just comes down to what you want to trade: price action vs ownership.
\- Capital.com team

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