OT online trading

[rnen]

I am thinking about doing some online trading and was looking for some feed back as to which sites are good. Not looking to become a day trader or anything, just want to occasionally buy and sell some stocks.

Thanks.

[patientrenter]

For what it’s worth, I have brokerage accounts at Vanguard, Schwab, Fidelity, and Interactive Brokers. Each is useful for different things.

[patientrenter]

For what it’s worth, I have brokerage accounts at Vanguard, Schwab, Fidelity, and Interactive Brokers. Each is useful for different things.

[patientrenter]

For what it’s worth, I have brokerage accounts at Vanguard, Schwab, Fidelity, and Interactive Brokers. Each is useful for different things.

[patientrenter]

For what it’s worth, I have brokerage accounts at Vanguard, Schwab, Fidelity, and Interactive Brokers. Each is useful for different things.

[patientrenter]

For what it’s worth, I have brokerage accounts at Vanguard, Schwab, Fidelity, and Interactive Brokers. Each is useful for different things.

[stockstradr]

I love E*TRADE. I left them because their balance sheets showed me they were insolvent.

They have done a lot of work since then to return to adequate capital ratios…but I haven’t looked over their balance sheets again.

So IF you find E*TRADE has gotten their toxic mortgages off their balance sheet, and reached safe capital ratios…might be a good choice.

For now i’ll stick with Fidelity, for safety.

[stockstradr]

I love E*TRADE. I left them because their balance sheets showed me they were insolvent.

They have done a lot of work since then to return to adequate capital ratios…but I haven’t looked over their balance sheets again.

So IF you find E*TRADE has gotten their toxic mortgages off their balance sheet, and reached safe capital ratios…might be a good choice.

For now i’ll stick with Fidelity, for safety.

[stockstradr]

I love E*TRADE. I left them because their balance sheets showed me they were insolvent.

They have done a lot of work since then to return to adequate capital ratios…but I haven’t looked over their balance sheets again.

So IF you find E*TRADE has gotten their toxic mortgages off their balance sheet, and reached safe capital ratios…might be a good choice.

For now i’ll stick with Fidelity, for safety.

[stockstradr]

I love E*TRADE. I left them because their balance sheets showed me they were insolvent.

They have done a lot of work since then to return to adequate capital ratios…but I haven’t looked over their balance sheets again.

So IF you find E*TRADE has gotten their toxic mortgages off their balance sheet, and reached safe capital ratios…might be a good choice.

For now i’ll stick with Fidelity, for safety.

[stockstradr]

I love E*TRADE. I left them because their balance sheets showed me they were insolvent.

They have done a lot of work since then to return to adequate capital ratios…but I haven’t looked over their balance sheets again.

So IF you find E*TRADE has gotten their toxic mortgages off their balance sheet, and reached safe capital ratios…might be a good choice.

For now i’ll stick with Fidelity, for safety.

[patientrenter]

Stockstrader points out an important issue: you want cheap trades, nice websites, quick phone responses, good rates on deposits and loans, access to multiple stock and other exchanges and so on, but above all else, you need reliability.

I chose my brokerages a few years ago based on the fact that they had a name to protect, were very big, and were known for catering to the middle class. It is hard for me to imagine that the govt would not step in to cover their customer obligations should the world fall apart. They have made occasional errors, but have always acted helpfully to fix the problems.

[patientrenter]

Stockstrader points out an important issue: you want cheap trades, nice websites, quick phone responses, good rates on deposits and loans, access to multiple stock and other exchanges and so on, but above all else, you need reliability.

I chose my brokerages a few years ago based on the fact that they had a name to protect, were very big, and were known for catering to the middle class. It is hard for me to imagine that the govt would not step in to cover their customer obligations should the world fall apart. They have made occasional errors, but have always acted helpfully to fix the problems.

[patientrenter]

Stockstrader points out an important issue: you want cheap trades, nice websites, quick phone responses, good rates on deposits and loans, access to multiple stock and other exchanges and so on, but above all else, you need reliability.

I chose my brokerages a few years ago based on the fact that they had a name to protect, were very big, and were known for catering to the middle class. It is hard for me to imagine that the govt would not step in to cover their customer obligations should the world fall apart. They have made occasional errors, but have always acted helpfully to fix the problems.

[patientrenter]

Stockstrader points out an important issue: you want cheap trades, nice websites, quick phone responses, good rates on deposits and loans, access to multiple stock and other exchanges and so on, but above all else, you need reliability.

I chose my brokerages a few years ago based on the fact that they had a name to protect, were very big, and were known for catering to the middle class. It is hard for me to imagine that the govt would not step in to cover their customer obligations should the world fall apart. They have made occasional errors, but have always acted helpfully to fix the problems.

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