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Trading 212 Outage Map

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Trading 212 are an online broker founded in 2006 offering stocks trading, forex trading, commodities trading, indices trading and more.

Most Affected Locations

Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:

Location Reports
Manchester, England 1
London, England 2
Amsterdam, nh 1
Kastamonu, Kastamonu 1
Valencia, Valencia 1
Didcot, England 1
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Trading 212 Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • plaste
    Tom Norman (@plaste) reported

    @wealthelf @HLInvest @IGcom I'm trying out Trading212 for an ISA and not having any issues so far. Had it for about 6 months. (Though was an expensive spread for a smallcap.)

  • salemzorro
    salemzorro (@salemzorro) reported

    @Trading212 Please can you resolve the Carnival Corporation listing for those who have lost their LSE Shares due to the supposed unification with the NYSE ones. Today is the final trading day before the ex-dividend date so unless you fix this we will be missing out.

  • svms92365
    Silver Valley Morning Show (@svms92365) reported

    @AlexZarac @Trading212 Then there's no harm letting it sit idle in customer accounts? Why the forced sell for $0.01? That's shady as ****.

  • xT1T00
    T i t o 🐧 (@xT1T00) reported

    @shane80941270 @Trading212 2 reasons: 1/ Helios revenue from deal with CRWV hasn’t reached accounts yet and are coming from Q2 as the handover is now complete 2/ Crypto revaluation loss. This is paper loss cause they HODL a lot of BTC, ETH & SOL. Yes, trailing PE looks bad on paper but forward multiple is where asymmetry is. It depends on your risk appetite. $GLXY

  • CodmicoInvests
    Dom (@CodmicoInvests) reported

    I’m seeing a lot of conversation here and on @Trading212 about $BYND suddenly “skyrocketing” from under $1 to around $13. Honestly, it’s a little depressing that ppl still don't understand investing terms and are still chasing hype. Beyond Meat hasn’t suddenly created massive returns for shareholders. It completed a 1-for-30 reverse stock split. If you owned 30 shares worth roughly $0.41 each: 30 × $0.41 = $12.30 After the reverse split: 1 share = $12.30 No value was created. You simply own fewer shares at a proportionally higher price. More importantly, Beyond Meat didn’t do this because the business suddenly became stronger. The company said the reverse split was intended to help regain compliance with Nasdaq’s min bid price requirement. A stock going from $0.41 to $12+ looks incredible if you only look at the number on the screen. Understanding why it happened tells a very different story. Before investing your money, understand what you’re actually buying. Trading 212, I love your playform but hells bells if its possible to monitor your community pages and guide ppl that would be a real help...

  • DrHenryinvestor
    Dr H.E.N.R.Y investor 🇬🇧 🇳🇬 (@DrHenryinvestor) reported

    @Dom_Investing @JamesP728 @Trading212 Draw back - can't withdraw till 57 years . At draw down time it's tax free first 25 percent and rest at the tax bracket that you are in at that time .

  • ekaleinvests
    EKalé vs The Market (@ekaleinvests) reported

    Unpopular opinion: sitting in cash isn’t always a bad move. “Time in the market beats timing” — sure… But not when markets are overheated. If you can earn ~4% on idle cash (like on @Trading212 ), your opportunity cost drops. Instead of missing ~8% in the S&P 500, you’re only giving up ~4%… While keeping dry powder ready. And when dips hit (Apr ’25, Mar ’26)… That cash becomes your biggest edge. Flexibility > blind investing.

  • financefraz
    Frazer Grant (@financefraz) reported

    @ukgrind @Trading212 Wow didn’t actually know this and have the same issue!!

  • AshyCompounds
    Ashy (@AshyCompounds) reported

    @JamesP728 @Trading212 They do tend to be slow with gaining access to their promises. So not holding my breath. And I do understand it given the space tehy are in

  • inthe_flowers
    🅰️ndrew Brahms (@inthe_flowers) reported

    @CasinoCapital @IGClientHelp @Trading212 Only issue I have is some tiny float stocks in the UK are really difficult to execute on T212 compared to IG - i.e. I have put a limit buy for the same price on both platforms, IG executed a lot quicker than T212. Maybe the lesson is to avoid illiquid garbage stock

  • FuzehUp
    Fuzeh up (@FuzehUp) reported

    @InvestorFront @Trading212 I personally don't own any ETFs but if I had your years of compounding in your Vanguard i'd keep it. Would help me sleep at night

  • Crispybits77
    Crispybits || Parroty account (@Crispybits77) reported

    @A1an_M Or at least stop gaslighting us and just pay 0% - HSBC were proudly pushing their 2.5% "loyalty ISA" on me while I was getting 5% on emergency cash parked in a Trading212 ISA with no strings or conditions (down to 3.6% ish now but that's due to base rate changes)

  • smoothjiminya
    smooth jiminal (@smoothjiminya) reported

    Broke down on the M1 southbound but have just been accepted on @Trading212 SIIP 👌🏻👌🏻

  • driving_invest
    Driving Investor (@driving_invest) reported

    A little mid week update on the portfolio. A bit down for me this week so far. Seriously considering doing a shake up to diversify but I despise paying FX fees. Hence why I stick to UK stocks. Does anyone else think @Trading212 should facilitate $ accounts for UK investors to save on fees?

  • LazaroInvestor
    LazaroLifestyle (@LazaroInvestor) reported

    @JamesP728 @Trading212 No problem!!

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