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rnhard7 | Online trading...Etrade or Scottstrade. What would be beter for me and why? |
I just opened an etrade account and will begin small time trading(about $100 weekly to be invested)..Couple main things I need to know from fellow Americans who have some knowledge and experience..what do they mean by 100 free commision trades...does thie mean I still pay the $6.99 to $9.99 fee per trade... For small timer like me, is there a better online trader that I could be recommended.....How about Scottstrade and ING...How do they work....Appreciate all the experienced public help and info I can get...thanks in advance... |
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muncie birder
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a free trade means just that. They will not charge you for the trade. I believe there are some strings attached to those 100 free trades though. I think if I am not mistaken it applies only for the first 30 days that the account is open. After you open the account it then requires several days to set up funding so you have already lost about 5 days. Etrade does have some fees that they like to tack onto certain accounts. You had better go to their site and read all about their fee structure before you made a decision.
https://us.etrade.com/e/t/prospectestation/pricing?id=1206010000
A $100 a week is pretty small potatoes when it comes to investing. At that level, it is my opinion that you would be much better off investing with T Rowe Price into one of their better mutual funds. They have a program where you can invest as little as $50 a month automatically from your bank account. There will be less specific risk with such a strategy, but that may not be a concern of yours.
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Ann B
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Another alternative..
I don't know if you have considered Investools, but check out http://www.thescamhound.com/investools.html . That website actually reviews Investools and presents other very affordable options for people who are just getting started in online trading.
Hope this helps! |
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oriolesfan2323
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Definitely use ING. I just set up an account with them about 2 weeks ago. There are no hidden or inactivity fees like there are with Etrade. |
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Pop L
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Personally, I think sogotrade is best among all online brokerages. You can get a lot of free trades: about 100 free trades with 500 minimum deposits. It has very good customer services, it also has live help, and you can chat with representatives about any question. After that, only 3 dollar for each trade, pretty sweet when compared with other online brokerages.
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sunnygirl
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Just a suggestion, but if you do not understand these basic terms and unless you have money to burn, step back and read up - a lot - before you invest your money. Investing in stocks is not easy and is not for the uninformed. There are many good books out there. Check Amazon.com, start watching MSNBC, read, study for a few months. Then you will have a much better understanding of what you are getting yourself into. I'd hate to see you loose your money if it's hard earned. It has happened to too many. |
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200m
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There is a multitude of choices out there. It really depends what you are into.
Avoid Zecco.
http://www.barrons.com/public/article/SB120473693706413929.html |
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Max Power
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Scottrade would be best for you. Look at the limitation of the 100 free trades, only good for one month and with a balance of less than $50,000 it is $12.99 per trade.
I hope with $100 per week to invest you are looking at mutual funds or you are looking at 14% commision cost to trade individual stocks. |
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Cooley D
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Scottstrade is a joke. Plain and simple. It shouldn't even be a question. Etrade is professional, Scottstrade is a joke. |
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