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The speaker addresses the migration of Orama investments to BTG Pactual, explaining that former Orama clients' investments now operate under BTG with largely unchanged fees and operational conditions. The discussion includes considerations for those reluctant to continue with BTG, suggesting Semic Capital as an alternative brokerage that offers similar zero-fee structures for various trades, though it lacks some of BTG's complimentary tools like the Profit platform. The speaker ultimately expresses a preference for staying with BTG due to satisfactory investment returns, and encourages audience engagement.
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In this segment, the speaker addresses questions about the migration of Orama investments to BTG Pactual. They clarify that Orama, a broker, has been incorporated into BTG, and former Orama clients’ investments have been transferred to BTG. For those concerned about fees, it’s noted that the zero-cost fee structure of Orama has been maintained at BTG for similar operations through the home broker. The speaker also touches on the Flex Scan platform, previously used for executing more complex options with brokerage costs but free for simulations. Essentially, the fee structure and operational conditions have remained largely consistent post-migration.
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In this segment, the speaker discusses the options for those reluctant to use BTG after Orama’s incorporation, suggesting Semic Capital as an alternative brokerage. Both firms offer zero fees for trading shares, BDRs, ETFs, FIs, and options. However, Semic Capital lacks a free tool like Profit offered by BTG, which becomes complimentary under specific contract conditions. Additionally, complexities around platform rules and zero-cost operations via home brokers at BTG are addressed. Ultimately, the speaker leans towards staying with BTG due to the satisfactory profit from their investment strategies. The segment concludes with a call to like, subscribe, and comment on the takeover’s impact.