Trading in US Market
- Trading Rules
  - US Trading Hours in Australia
  - How to place an order
  - How to modify/cancel an order
  - Whether use the pre and post-market price to calculate the market value and profit or loss of your position
  - Why should the placement of market orders be restricted
  - Other limits for placing US stocks orders
  - Withholding Tax on Publicly Traded Partnerships (PTP) Securities and Trading Arrangements
  - Fractional shares trading in the US stock market
  - US stock 24-hour trading
  - US Stock Moving to T+1 Settlement
  - Penny Stocks and Micro-Cap Stocks
  - Important Notice: Daily trading (ADV) limits on certain US small-cap and micro-cap stocks
  - Firm Risk Controls Disclosure
  - Firm Risk Controls - FAQ
- Order Type
  - Time-in-force & pre-market & post-market
  - Limit order
  - Market order
  - Advanced orders
  - Stop limit order
  - Stop order
  - Limit if touched order
  - Market if touched order
  - Trailing stop limit order
  - Trailing stop order
  - Attached order
  - What is Algorithmic Trading for US Stocks
  - Market-on-Close order
  - What is a conditional order?
  - What are order trigger times?
  - OCO order
- Dividend Reinvestment Plan
  - Dividend Reinvestment Plan

Options
- US Stock Options Trading
  - Option basics
  - Option Trading Rules
  - What are Index Options
  - Options Exercise and Settlement
  - Corporate actions & special situations
  - Why should the placement of market orders be restricted
  - Option Level
  - US Stock Multi-Leg Options Order
  - Margin Requirements for Option Strategies
  - Options attached order
  - Unique Features of Index Options
  - What's options rolling
  - Trade Index Options
  - Index Options Margin requirements
  - Index Options Exercise and Settlement
- How do we value your options positions?
- 390 Professional Orders Rule

Recurring Investment
- Recurring Investment for US Stocks
  - Recurring Investment Introduction
  - How to Start Recurring Investment
  - Recurring Investment FAQs
  - Recurring Investment Calculator
  - Popular Section
- Recurring Investment for Australian Stocks
  - Recurring Investment for Australian Stocks
  - How to Start a Recurring Investment Plan
  - Recurring Investment FAQs
  - Popular Section
  - Recurring Investment Calculator

Corporate actions
- View dividends details

Paper Trading
- How to place a paper order
- Stock Paper Trading Rules
- US Margin Paper Trading Account
- Portfolio Introduction

Trading View Guideline
- Tradingview Guideline

Margin Trading
- Introduction
  - What are margin trading and short selling？
  - Why use margin trading or short selling for？
  - How can I do margin trading or short selling？
  - How do I know whether a stock supports margin trading or short selling？
  - Where can I find the margins for margin trading and short selling / What is the meaning of each term？
  - How many funds or shares can I borrow at most for margin trading or short selling？
  - Is there any fee for margin trading and short selling？
  - What is dividend payment for borrowed stocks？
  - Trade preview (estimated)
  - What are securities borrowing collateral rules?
  - Short-selling collateral
- About Margin Calls
  - What is the meaning of each term on my account page？
  - How to review the risk status of my account？
  - When will I be at risk of forced liquidation？
  - Will part of my positions be closed in case of forced liquidation?
  - If I receive a margin call while my deposit is in transit, will my position be liquidated？
  - How to avoid forced liquidation？
  - What is Liquidate Last, and how does it affect forced liquidation?
  - Portfolio and Margin Calculation
  - What is a short sale (short position) declaration for Hong Kong shares?
  - How will corporate actions impact

What is dividend payment for borrowed stocks？

If you sell short a stock and a dividend is paid for that stock, and you still hold a short position in that stock on the trading day before the ex-dividend date, then you will be responsible for paying the dividend to the stock lender, and Moomoo Securities Australia Ltd will deduct it from your account on the dividend payment date. If you do not want to pay that dividend, you can close your position prior to the trading day before the ex-dividend date.

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