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| dishcrew |
 Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2007 9:51 am Post subject: Scottrade, Etrade, or another format |
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Net worth: 9,724.98
Portfolio Value: 9,060.38
Monthly Return: -5.02%
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| What place is offers the best enviroment for low-level players to get into the stock market trading game? When I say low-level--$2K - $3K a year to be invested. Doing about 10-20 trades per year. |
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| Im Not Warren Buffett |
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Zecco offers free trades with a $2k balance, I believe.
I use Scottrade, which is $7/trade, because I like the platform. If you don't trade, you don't pay commissions... which works fine for me. |
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Net worth: 1,560.32
Portfolio Value: 1,433.25
Monthly Return: 14.28%
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| firstrade.com offer 6.95 trade and no minimum balances, use e document and no statement fees either. |
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