100% Fractional Shares Given Weekly for 4 Weeks
Yujin Investment & Securities announced on the 17th that it will hold a fractional share giveaway event until July 12th to celebrate the launch of its weekly trading service for U.S. stocks.
As part of strengthening its overseas stock services, Yujin Investment & Securities is implementing the weekly trading service for U.S. stocks starting today. Without a separate service application, trading of U.S. stocks is possible from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Korean time based on daylight saving time.
Yujin Investment & Securities has prepared an event offering 100% fractional shares for four weeks until the 12th of next month. The fractional shares provided each week are popular U.S. stocks: Week 1 is Nvidia, Week 2 is Tesla, Week 3 is ProShares UltraPro QQQ (TQQQ), and Week 4 is Microsoft.
Participants can join the event by applying and meeting the condition of trading more than 1 million KRW in the U.S. stock weekly trading market each week. Weekly draws will award △30,000 KRW (10 people) △10,000 KRW (30 people) △5,000 KRW (50 people) △2,000 KRW (100 people). All participants who do not win will receive fractional shares worth 1,000 KRW. Multiple wins per week are also possible for this event.
Additionally, Yujin Investment & Securities has been providing a real-time best bid and offer service free of charge since the 3rd. All customers can receive real-time quotes for U.S. stocks without a separate application.
Choi Hyun, Head of WM Division at Yujin Investment & Securities, said, “The newly introduced weekly trading service was designed to allow customers to invest in U.S. stocks more conveniently,” and added, “We will continue to provide various services to enhance customer investment satisfaction.”
For more details about the event, please refer to the Yujin Investment & Securities website, Mobile Trading System (MTS), Home Trading System (HTS), or contact the Customer Satisfaction Center. Please note that overseas stocks may incur principal losses due to exchange rate fluctuations, and such losses are borne by the investor.
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