Connecting to your service seems like a lottery these days.
Is it going to be fixed one day?
It's really annoying, when you need to keep pressing on reload.
Topic: [ANN] TorBroker - Fund your account in Bitcoin, trade >1000 real stocks and ETFs - page 3. (Read 58427 times)
May 13, 2014, 08:36:35 AM
May 04, 2014, 05:30:16 AM
TorBroker is back on a new address. Trade thousands of stocks at: http://torbroker2ulwffg.onion/
The URL has been changed because of the recent Heartbleed issue.
The URL has been changed because of the recent Heartbleed issue.
March 14, 2014, 08:17:09 AM
I can't access the site right now, is it still up?
Works from here. Can you access now?Yep, thanks
March 07, 2014, 08:54:54 AM
I can't access the site right now, is it still up?
Works from here. Can you access now? March 06, 2014, 06:11:13 PM
Absolutely. Are you sure Javascript is enabled in your browser?
Oh, it's never enabled. No way around it?
I can't access the site right now, is it still up?
February 23, 2014, 01:59:18 PM
Absolutely. Are you sure Javascript is enabled in your browser?
Oh, it's never enabled. No way around it?
February 23, 2014, 12:19:50 PM
Absolutely. Are you sure Javascript is enabled in your browser?
Oh, it's never enabled. No way around it?
February 23, 2014, 12:15:20 PM
Is this still working? Can't see any securities in the list.
Absolutely. Are you sure Javascript is enabled in your browser? February 23, 2014, 12:07:54 PM
Is this still working? Can't see any securities in the list.
February 23, 2014, 10:19:27 AM
Is it considered as gambling?
Trading stocks could be called as a risky investment, or better yet a gamble. 
EDIT: The website is also up now.
February 22, 2014, 04:31:00 PM
Is it considered as gambling?
February 22, 2014, 04:29:40 PM
Is it just me or can I not access both the Tor and non-Tor based versions of the site anymore? Just worried about my investment there, to say the least...
January 05, 2014, 10:56:11 AM
Happy New Year!
We are still working to introduce exciting new features to TorBroker. Expect to see live trading, margin trading, and a better portfolio interface in the coming months.
If you don't have the TorBrowser, you can now also access the website in your regular browser through: https://torbrokerge7zxgq.onion.lu
However, please note that this requires some trust in the owner of the onion.lu proxy as he can snoop your login credentials.
Also, we've decided to keep the $5 minimum trade commission for the entirety of 2014.
May 2014 be the year of financial freedom and prosperity!
TorBroker
We are still working to introduce exciting new features to TorBroker. Expect to see live trading, margin trading, and a better portfolio interface in the coming months.
If you don't have the TorBrowser, you can now also access the website in your regular browser through: https://torbrokerge7zxgq.onion.lu
However, please note that this requires some trust in the owner of the onion.lu proxy as he can snoop your login credentials.
Also, we've decided to keep the $5 minimum trade commission for the entirety of 2014.
May 2014 be the year of financial freedom and prosperity!
TorBroker
December 08, 2013, 11:48:46 AM
If you can't reveal your company name, then how is your firm going to deal with a huge capital gains tax?
Are you trading as an individual or an entity?
If you are withholding the tax, are you guys doing some form of tax arbitrage? How do you intend to make a profit?
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If I'm trading from Australia, as a foreigner I can't get dividends, but if I trade with you, do I get the dividend?
For a normal foreign investor there is no point collecting the dividend or not because they can't claim any tax offsets (e.g. franking credits)... However, TorBroker may be able to claim it and benefit, but don't know the insides of the U.S. tax system.
I already sell and then buy back my US shares on interactivebrokers each time there is a dividend.
TorBroker operates from jurisdictions with no capital gains tax.Are you trading as an individual or an entity?
If you are withholding the tax, are you guys doing some form of tax arbitrage? How do you intend to make a profit?
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If I'm trading from Australia, as a foreigner I can't get dividends, but if I trade with you, do I get the dividend?
For a normal foreign investor there is no point collecting the dividend or not because they can't claim any tax offsets (e.g. franking credits)... However, TorBroker may be able to claim it and benefit, but don't know the insides of the U.S. tax system.
I already sell and then buy back my US shares on interactivebrokers each time there is a dividend.
Dividends are currently added to your balance when you sell the security. A 15% dividend tax applies to US stocks. ADRs representing companies in other countries may be subject to dividend taxes of their local jurisdictions as well - we recommend you investigate the rate for the jurisdiction of the specific company you want to buy. Dividend taxes are subtracted before we receive the dividends in our accounts. Whatever amount we receive we simply add to your TorBroker USD balance.
December 05, 2013, 01:42:52 AM
If you can't reveal your company name, then how is your firm going to deal with a huge capital gains tax?
Are you trading as an individual or an entity?
If you are withholding the tax, are you guys doing some form of tax arbitrage? How do you intend to make a profit?
----
If I'm trading from Australia, as a foreigner I can't get dividends, but if I trade with you, do I get the dividend?
For a normal foreign investor there is no point collecting the dividend or not because they can't claim any tax offsets (e.g. franking credits)... However, TorBroker may be able to claim it and benefit, but don't know the insides of the U.S. tax system.
I already sell and then buy back my US shares on interactivebrokers each time there is a dividend.
Are you trading as an individual or an entity?
If you are withholding the tax, are you guys doing some form of tax arbitrage? How do you intend to make a profit?
----
If I'm trading from Australia, as a foreigner I can't get dividends, but if I trade with you, do I get the dividend?
For a normal foreign investor there is no point collecting the dividend or not because they can't claim any tax offsets (e.g. franking credits)... However, TorBroker may be able to claim it and benefit, but don't know the insides of the U.S. tax system.
I already sell and then buy back my US shares on interactivebrokers each time there is a dividend.
December 04, 2013, 11:27:06 PM
This is so fucking epic! Well done guys
November 27, 2013, 01:48:59 PM
TorBroker is running much better yet again, thanks for your patience. Stay tuned for some exciting updates to come.
November 13, 2013, 03:51:21 AM
TorBroker is currently experiencing downtime regularly. We will soon be upgrading our infrastructure which should eliminate these outages. Sorry for the inconvenience.
September 26, 2013, 10:52:22 AM
We've set up www.torbroker.info to promote the service to people not yet familiar with Tor. Let us know what you think!
I apologize for having to ask this, but,
Please remove "BitPay" mention if you would, any comments I make are my personal opinion, and not an official company endorsement.
September 24, 2013, 01:44:20 PM
We've set up www.torbroker.info to promote the service to people not yet familiar with Tor. Let us know what you think!
I apologize for having to ask this, but,
Please remove "BitPay" mention if you would, any comments I make are my personal opinion, and not an official company endorsement.
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