Brokers

>>1064435
They are good.

Are you a daytrader?

If you're just passively investing then $2 per trade won't matter too much when you're buying one or twice a month.

>>1064447
Not a day trader, couple times a month seems about right.

>>1064447
Also, TD charges 10, which is big enough to matter for me.

>>1064447
Did you have a broker in mind when you wrote $2 per trade

>>1064464
I meant $2 LESS per trade.

>>1064458
Invest above $1k at a time and it won't be that bad.

Other brokers are ~$8, Try QTrade or InteractiveBrokers.

>>1064435
Where are you from?

If USA, go with robinhood. No fee transactions.

If Canada, questrade is ok. $4.95/trade or 1 cent per share, up to $9.95/trade.

>>1064505

I don't know of anyone in Canada charging anywhere near $2.

I pay $9.99 with TD Waterhouse, but I buy once I have at least $500 per trade.

Anyone try this /scam/ yet? https://www.robinhood.com/

>>1064516
>I don't know of anyone in Canada charging anywhere near $2.

$2 LESS PER TRADE, SUCH AS WITH QTRADE OR OTHER.


Can you niggers not read or something?

$500 per trade is a bit low, you're paying 2% fees, I'd buy at least $1000 at a time. Personally I buy $2000 minimum per trade.

Open a fidelity account. They let you trade 200 etfs for free. You can adapt to any market

>>1064513
EU, unfortunately no robinhood

>>1064530
>Fidelity looks pretty good, any drawbacks?

>>1064546
Sorry meant say charles scwab

>>1064566
what?

>>1064574
Charles schwab is better than fidelity

>>1064576
Okay, why?

>>1064581
200 free ETFs. Stop being dumb and start making money.

>>1064595
>Stop being dumb
How do you know I'm dumb?

>>1064595
fidelity also has a bunch of free etfs

>>1064435
Options House
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