Odaily reports that BIT Securities has announced the immediate launch of a US stock recurring investment feature, covering all stocks and ETFs in the US stock market. Users simply set the investment amount (starting from a minimum of US$10) and the frequency (daily, weekly, or monthly), and the system will automatically execute purchases according to the plan, eliminating the need for manual orders each time. Users can activate a plan with one click when viewing individual stock details or the "Assets" page, and can adjust, pause, or terminate it at any time. In addition, recurring investment plans can also choose to use margin financing to make purchases.
Compared with lump-sum investing, recurring investment spreads capital across different points in time, which helps average out position costs and reduces the pressure of market timing.
Currently, BIT Securities already supports US and Hong Kong stock trading, and covers multiple investment methods including US stock options, margin trading, and stock recurring investment. Elio Cui, Head of BIT Securities, said: "We have always hoped that users with different investment styles can find the right tools at BIT. The essence of recurring investment is long-term investing, which is consistent with the Group's long-standing philosophy of long-termism. We hope to accompany users in using discipline to counter volatility and grow together with quality assets."
BIT Securities is also launching new user benefits: opening an account gives users access to commission-free US stock trading, a US$100 platform fee offset card, and a real-time market data card. Completing tasks can earn rewards worth up to US$320. A position transfer incentive campaign is also running concurrently, with rewards worth up to US$300. Campaign details are subject to BIT's official announcements.
Risk warning: Recurring investment does not guarantee profits and is not necessarily superior to other investment methods. Investors should formulate investment plans based on their own financial situation and risk tolerance.
