I just realized that broker fees really have a huge impact on our profits. Let’s compare different brokers this year, 2569, because whether the commission is high or low can change returns significantly.

For people who earn a small salary and want to start trading stocks, the minimum fee can truly be a problem, because some brokers charge a minimum fee of 50 baht per day, even if you only buy stocks worth a few thousand baht. Take a look at broker comparisons with no minimum fee, such as Bualuang and SBI, which charge 0.15% and 0.075%, respectively—there is no minimum charge at all, which can save a lot for beginners.

As for “Liberator,” it’s also interesting because it charges 0% commission with the broker; you only pay the fee that must be paid to the Stock Exchange. It’s the most cost-effective option if you trade a lot, or if you trade only small amounts day by day.

For people with a large capital base or who earn a lot, a rate of 0.15–0.20% isn’t a big deal, because the profits you earn more than make up for it. Here, brokers also offer good services, so when comparing brokers, you need to consider what fits you best—it's not just about having low commissions.

In brief, if your capital is small, consider Liberator or SBI. If your capital is moderate, Bualuang or InnoVest X. If your capital is large, look more at the services and convenience. Most importantly, choose and compare a broker that matches your own trading style.