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20 Oct 2020

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Is IBKR still recommended over FSMOne or SCB for new investors since IBKR SG is not SIPC covered unlike IBKR LLC?

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Since there is a IBKR SG, is it still possible to open an account in IBKR LLC? How do I do so?

If I wish to open an account, can I still open US account instead of SG account? Because I heard SG account is not covered under SIPC.?

Would you recommend that a new investor go into the market now? I've heard rumblings of an "overdue" recession since we've had a long bull run. And if yes, what sort of portfolio would you recommend, assuming a recession might hit us soonish?

Hi I was wondering if IBKR SG is covered by SIPC for US stocks.

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