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Speaking from my personal experience as an active trader who prioritizes transparency and long-term cost considerations, evaluating a broker’s swap fees—often referred to as overnight financing charges—is essential for anyone considering holding leveraged positions overnight. With Moomoo, detailed information about specific swap fee schedules isn’t prominently outlined in their main fee disclosures. This lack of explicit data makes direct apples-to-apples comparisons with other brokers—who sometimes publish updated daily swap rates—challenging. In my own approach, I tend to favor brokers who offer full clarity not just on commissions, but on incidental and ongoing fees like swaps, as these can quietly erode profits or add to costs over time, especially for active or position traders. While Moomoo is competitive on headline commission structures—particularly for stocks and ETFs, where low or zero commissions are a draw—the picture isn’t as clear for overnight funding costs. I’ve found that some Moomoo alternatives, especially those focused heavily on forex or CFD markets, are more upfront about variable overnight charges, sometimes offering rate calculators or daily updates. Given the limited public detail from Moomoo, I’d urge any trader, including myself, to reach out to their customer service directly or consult the platform’s updated disclosures before engaging in strategies that rely on overnight leverage. Being proactive here can prevent surprises, especially as these charges can be material over time. As with any financial decision involving risk and cost, exercising extra caution and independently verifying all potential expenses is a principle I never compromise on.