Điểm
Nhật Bản
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15-20 năm
| http://shin-sec-sakamoto.jp/
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Nhật Bản 2.80
Giấy phépCơ quan sở hữu giấy phép：株式会社しん証券さかもと
Số giấy phép cai quản：北陸財務局長（金商）第5号
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| Shin Tóm tắt Đánh giá | |
| Đăng ký vào | 15-20 năm |
| Quốc gia/Vùng đăng ký | Nhật Bản |
| Quy định | FSA |
| Công cụ thị trường | Cổ phiếu, Quỹ đầu tư, Trái phiếu |
| Tài khoản Demo | / |
| Hỗ trợ Khách hàng | 076-222-8088 |
| 0120-739-679 | |
| 0120-660-544 | |
Shin Securities Sakamoto là một công ty chứng khoán Nhật Bản chuyên về nhà đầu tư mới. Đặt trụ sở tại Kanazawa, công ty cung cấp các khoản phí thấp (ví dụ, mua cổ phiếu nội địa miễn phí cho những người dưới 50 tuổi), tài khoản NISA miễn thuế, và các sản phẩm đa dạng như cổ phiếu và trái phiếu. Công ty được quy định bởi Cơ quan Dịch vụ Tài chính của Nhật Bản (FSA), mặc dù thiếu nền tảng trực tuyến và phạm vi hoạt động ở nước ngoài.
| Ưu điểm | Nhược điểm |
| Được quy định | Không có nền tảng giao dịch trực tuyến |
| Phí môi giới thấp | Thông tin phí không rõ ràng |
| Tư vấn đầu tư miễn phí | Phạm vi thị trường nước ngoài thấp |
| Tài khoản NISA miễn thuế có sẵn | |
| Dịch vụ sản phẩm đa dạng |
Shin được quản lý bởi FSA với số giấy phép: Giám đốc Cục Thuế Khu Vực Hokuriku (Kinsho) Số 5. Nó có mức độ bảo mật tương đối cao.
| Công Cụ Giao Dịch | Hỗ Trợ |
| Cổ phiếu | ✔ |
| Quỹ đầu tư | ✔ |
| Trái phiếu | ✔ |
| Cổ phiếu | ❌ |
| ETFs | ❌ |
| Trái phiếu | ❌ |
| Quỹ Hỗn Hợp | ❌ |
| Loại Tài Khoản | Chức Năng Chính |
| Tài Khoản Tổng Thể Chứng Khoán | Một tài khoản giao dịch cơ bản hỗ trợ mua bán cổ phiếu, quỹ đầu tư và trái phiếu. Tiền được tự động chuyển đến quỹ thị trường tiền tệ "Nomura MRF" để kiếm lãi suất. |
| Tài Khoản Cụ Thể | 1. Có thuế tạm trích: Công ty chứng khoán tạm trích thuế, loại bỏ nhu cầu khai báo cá nhân.2. Không có thuế tạm trích: Yêu cầu tự khai báo thuế. |
| Tài Khoản NISA | Một tài khoản đầu tư độc quyền miễn thuế yêu cầu xem xét bởi văn phòng thuế (khoảng 2 tuần). |
As an experienced trader, I’ve learned to look beyond just regulation and longevity when assessing a broker like Shin. While Shin is regulated by Japan’s Financial Services Agency (FSA), which certainly helps with baseline credibility, my main concern relates to their “suspicious scope of business” flag and limited transparency. The lack of an online trading platform significantly restricts convenience and real-time order execution. For me, this is a critical drawback, because as markets can move quickly, not having digital access means I could miss key entry or exit points. Fee structures are described as low, especially for younger or novice investors, but concrete fee information is unclear. In my experience, ambiguity in costs often leads to unforeseen charges down the line, so I would approach this broker cautiously until full clarity is obtained. Another important point: Shin’s services and products are mainly focused on the Japanese domestic market, with very limited overseas access. This restricts both diversification and flexibility, which doesn’t suit more globally-oriented strategies. Although I noticed some user complaints on unrelated potential scams, these didn’t appear directly connected to Shin, but I always take such reports seriously and stay vigilant. My advice is simple: while Shin appears legitimate due to FSA regulation, the lack of online trading, unclear fees, and narrow product focus make it less attractive for serious or global traders like myself. Proceeding conservatively and demanding full transparency would be essential steps before making any commitments here.
Based on my own research and experience reviewing brokers, I would not consider Shin suitable for automated trading with Expert Advisors (EAs). Shin is a Japanese broker that specializes in traditional securities, such as stocks, investment trusts, and bonds, and notably does not offer an online trading platform. For me, the absence of a digital trading environment effectively rules out the use of EAs, which require compatible software—most commonly platforms like MetaTrader 4 or 5. In my trading journey, the ability to deploy EAs is entirely dependent on having access to such platforms, and Shin simply doesn’t provide that infrastructure. Furthermore, Shin appears to target novice investors in Japan, focusing on low commissions and NISA tax-exempt accounts, rather than catering to advanced needs like algorithmic or high-frequency trading. While Shin is licensed and regulated by Japan’s FSA, providing a certain level of trust, the broker’s overall offering is quite traditional. In my view, those looking to utilize EAs or engage in any automated trading should seek out brokers with a robust online trading platform and explicit support for automation, neither of which are evident with Shin. For now, I personally would choose a more technologically advanced broker if EA trading is a priority.
In my experience as a trader reviewing Shin’s offering, I have to be very clear about their available market instruments. Based on their official disclosures, Shin primarily serves as a Japanese securities firm with a focus on stocks, investment trusts, and bonds. I did not find any indication or listing of Forex pairs—such as XAU/USD (gold) or crude oil—as available trading assets on their platform. Their product range is concentrated on traditional financial securities rather than the broader spectrum often seen with global CFD or multi-asset brokers. In practical terms, this means that anyone seeking exposure to commodities like gold or oil through Shin will likely be disappointed. The absence of ETFs, commodity derivatives, or international market access further confirms this limitation. The broker also openly acknowledges a limited coverage of overseas markets and a lack of an online trading platform, which for me, restricts efficient access to such tradable instruments in real-time. Because Shin is regulated by the Japanese FSA, I trust its legitimacy for standard domestic securities activities, but as a cautious and methodical trader, I cannot recommend them for those wishing to trade XAU/USD or commodities like crude oil. Investors with a commodity focus should, in my opinion, seek out brokers with explicit offerings and regulatory clarity in those asset classes.
Based on my personal experience researching and evaluating Shin as a trading option, I found that their core offerings are quite different from what I’d usually expect as a forex trader. Shin primarily focuses on traditional investment products within Japan, such as domestic stocks, investment trusts, and bonds. In my analysis, I could not identify any support for forex trading, indices, cryptocurrencies, or commodities. This limited range stands out to me; as someone who values diversification and access to global markets and asset classes, Shin’s selection is narrowly focused on classic securities. The rationale behind this appears to be their specialization in serving novice Japanese investors, providing low fees and guidance on products like NISA tax-free accounts. While regulated by Japan's Financial Services Agency, and thus enjoying a degree of oversight and credibility, Shin’s lack of an online trading platform also restricts accessibility and flexibility. For anyone used to trading a wide spectrum of instruments, especially in the forex or crypto space, this platform wouldn’t align with your needs. Personally, while I appreciate Shin’s regulatory status and investor protections, I find their limited product scope a significant constraint. If your trading interests extend beyond domestic stocks, investment trusts, and bonds, it may be prudent to consider alternatives.
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