What are the best online trading platforms? (AUSTRALIA)

openmarkets web version is probably your best bet.
$1000 isnt really enough though. Brokerage fees alone will kill you

>>1575397
>trading account with only $1,000
Dont.

The brokerage fees alone will kill any and all profits you could possibly make

If you want to earn about trading stocks, paper trade

you don't need the best trading platform.

all you need is price history, any upcoming catalysts, and real time ask and bid.

for most people, the rest is just a bunch of noise.

you can start with $1000, but you're not going to be able to hop in and out as easily. if you put $1000 on a stock with a $10 commission, you'll need a 2% gain in order to break even on a roundtrip, and that's not including taxes or anything.

CMC charges $11 per trade

>>1575397
Don't bother with 1k unless you have a time machine, and if you have a time machine just go back into the past with your 1k in cash money ad inifinitum.

commsec has 10 free trades when you sign up.

buy 5 different industries for 200$ each @ 0.01 or 0.001

>you till be a millionaire tomorrow

>>1575491
ASX $500 minimum order size

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Are there any US equities platforms that will show you unfiltered volume at the bid and at the offer like pic related.?

>>1575483
That would take too long. Just find the powerball numbers for the time period and win it a few times.

>>1575491
I already have a CommSec trading account with over $700K in it and I get raped with fees. I'm just bored with trading ATM so I want a really low-fee platform so I can experiment with some strategies I've developed.

>>1575397
>$1,000 in capital

With only $1k to invest, you should only be thinking of buying 1 stock and holding long term, preferably something safe that pays a dividend, and in that case it doesn't matter what platform you use.