Interactive Brokers 推出 IBKR InvestMentor ——免費微學習應用程式,培育新一代投資者
康涅狄格州格林威治, July 11, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--(美國商業資訊)--Interactive Brokers(納斯達克股票代號:IBKR)是一家自動化全球電子券商,今日宣佈正式推出全新手機微學習應用程式 IBKR InvestMentor。這是一款由其全資子公司 Interactive Academy LLC 開發的全新流動微學習應用程式,目前已於 iOS 平台提供免費下載。IBKR InvestMentor 提供簡短且互動性強的課程,內容涵蓋經濟與投資基礎知識,專為初學者及有志投資者設計。
IBKR InvestMentor 致力於簡化複雜的金融概念,課程涵蓋股票、債券、期貨、期權及多元投資策略。用戶可按個人進度進行學習,透過易於理解的內容、互動測驗,以及個人化學習體驗,令理財教育更具吸引力與實用價值。
在投資大眾化加速發展,但金融知識普遍滯後的時代,IBKR InvestMentor 提供了及時且必要的解決方案。此應用程式旨在為個人提供基礎知識,體現了 Interactive Brokers 對提升金融知識及自主投資的承諾。透過簡潔、有趣且高效的教學方式,幫助投資新手掌握重要理財概念,掌控自己的財務未來。IBKR InvestMentor 亦與 Interactive Brokers 所提供的教育資源平台 IBKR Campus 相輔相成,進一步實踐 IBKR 讓專業金融知識大眾化的使命。
「要在商業和投資領域取得成功,關鍵在於常識。只要你有決心,就可以一邊學習一邊實踐,無需經年累月的在校攻讀。我本人和許多成功人士一樣,並未完成大學學業,也未在學校修讀商科課程。」Interactive Brokers 創辦人兼主席 Thomas Peterffy 表示,「IBKR InvestMentor 讓你可以按照自己的節奏逐步吸收知識,而且完全免費。只要一部手機,隨時隨地都能學習邁向成功。」
IBKR InvestMentor 主要功能包括:
個人化學習路徑:根據用戶程度與興趣量身定制
精簡課程設計:適合隨時隨地靈活學習
互動內容與測驗:加強理解和參與度
即日起,可於 Apple App Store 免費下載 IBKR InvestMentor。更多資訊請瀏覽 IBKR InvestMentor。
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關於Interactive Brokers Group, Inc.:
Interactive Brokers Group的附屬公司利用一站式統一平台,在多個國家的超過160個市場以多種貨幣為全球客戶提供全天候的證券、大宗商品、外匯和期貨合約的自動化交易執行和代管服務。我們的服務對象涵蓋個人投資人、避險基金、自營交易團體、財務顧問和仲介經紀商。四十年來對於科技和自動化的專注,使我們能夠為客戶提供獨特的尖端平台來管理他們的投資組合。我們力求以較低的價格或免費為客戶提供有利的執行價格和交易、風險與投資組合管理工具、研究工具和投資產品,協助他們實現優厚的投資報酬。Interactive Brokers一直是公認的頂尖經紀商,曾榮獲《巴倫週刊》、Investopedia、Stockbrokers.com等權威產業媒體的多個獎項和讚譽。
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