OT online trading

[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.

[Coronita]

I use schwab, etrade, ameritrade, vanguard, fidelity (because I have to).

For me, I openned ameritrade originally because it was cheap. As it stands right now, Schwab for me is the cheapest because I’m on cheaper commission structure based on my assets and frequency of trading.

Schwab sometimes stinks if the market is going crazy. The websites come to a crawl. But fortunately, their IVR phone works pretty well even in peak demand.

[Coronita]

I use schwab, etrade, ameritrade, vanguard, fidelity (because I have to).

For me, I openned ameritrade originally because it was cheap. As it stands right now, Schwab for me is the cheapest because I’m on cheaper commission structure based on my assets and frequency of trading.

Schwab sometimes stinks if the market is going crazy. The websites come to a crawl. But fortunately, their IVR phone works pretty well even in peak demand.

[Coronita]

I use schwab, etrade, ameritrade, vanguard, fidelity (because I have to).

For me, I openned ameritrade originally because it was cheap. As it stands right now, Schwab for me is the cheapest because I’m on cheaper commission structure based on my assets and frequency of trading.

Schwab sometimes stinks if the market is going crazy. The websites come to a crawl. But fortunately, their IVR phone works pretty well even in peak demand.

[Coronita]

I use schwab, etrade, ameritrade, vanguard, fidelity (because I have to).

For me, I openned ameritrade originally because it was cheap. As it stands right now, Schwab for me is the cheapest because I’m on cheaper commission structure based on my assets and frequency of trading.

Schwab sometimes stinks if the market is going crazy. The websites come to a crawl. But fortunately, their IVR phone works pretty well even in peak demand.

[Coronita]

I use schwab, etrade, ameritrade, vanguard, fidelity (because I have to).

For me, I openned ameritrade originally because it was cheap. As it stands right now, Schwab for me is the cheapest because I’m on cheaper commission structure based on my assets and frequency of trading.

Schwab sometimes stinks if the market is going crazy. The websites come to a crawl. But fortunately, their IVR phone works pretty well even in peak demand.

[Anonymous]

I started with e-trade a few years ago. I recently had a stock of mine undergo a reverse stock split. The company sent prior notification so there were no surprises and the outcome as been good, so far. My question is, the ticker symbol still remains a number. Both the old and new symbol remain inactive. My stock is represented by a set of numbers. Without a symbol I cannot buy or sell. I am in limbo. I am not looking to make any changes just curious.

[Anonymous]

I started with e-trade a few years ago. I recently had a stock of mine undergo a reverse stock split. The company sent prior notification so there were no surprises and the outcome as been good, so far. My question is, the ticker symbol still remains a number. Both the old and new symbol remain inactive. My stock is represented by a set of numbers. Without a symbol I cannot buy or sell. I am in limbo. I am not looking to make any changes just curious.

[Anonymous]

I started with e-trade a few years ago. I recently had a stock of mine undergo a reverse stock split. The company sent prior notification so there were no surprises and the outcome as been good, so far. My question is, the ticker symbol still remains a number. Both the old and new symbol remain inactive. My stock is represented by a set of numbers. Without a symbol I cannot buy or sell. I am in limbo. I am not looking to make any changes just curious.

[Anonymous]

I started with e-trade a few years ago. I recently had a stock of mine undergo a reverse stock split. The company sent prior notification so there were no surprises and the outcome as been good, so far. My question is, the ticker symbol still remains a number. Both the old and new symbol remain inactive. My stock is represented by a set of numbers. Without a symbol I cannot buy or sell. I am in limbo. I am not looking to make any changes just curious.

[Anonymous]

I started with e-trade a few years ago. I recently had a stock of mine undergo a reverse stock split. The company sent prior notification so there were no surprises and the outcome as been good, so far. My question is, the ticker symbol still remains a number. Both the old and new symbol remain inactive. My stock is represented by a set of numbers. Without a symbol I cannot buy or sell. I am in limbo. I am not looking to make any changes just curious.

[Coronita]

[quote=NavyNurse]I started with e-trade a few years ago. I recently had a stock of mine undergo a reverse stock split. The company sent prior notification so there were no surprises and the outcome as been good, so far. My question is, the ticker symbol still remains a number. Both the old and new symbol remain inactive. My stock is represented by a set of numbers. Without a symbol I cannot buy or sell. I am in limbo. I am not looking to make any changes just curious. [/quote]

Off topic, are you somehow related to “Navydoc”? 🙂

[Coronita]

[quote=NavyNurse]I started with e-trade a few years ago. I recently had a stock of mine undergo a reverse stock split. The company sent prior notification so there were no surprises and the outcome as been good, so far. My question is, the ticker symbol still remains a number. Both the old and new symbol remain inactive. My stock is represented by a set of numbers. Without a symbol I cannot buy or sell. I am in limbo. I am not looking to make any changes just curious. [/quote]

Off topic, are you somehow related to “Navydoc”? 🙂

[Coronita]

[quote=NavyNurse]I started with e-trade a few years ago. I recently had a stock of mine undergo a reverse stock split. The company sent prior notification so there were no surprises and the outcome as been good, so far. My question is, the ticker symbol still remains a number. Both the old and new symbol remain inactive. My stock is represented by a set of numbers. Without a symbol I cannot buy or sell. I am in limbo. I am not looking to make any changes just curious. [/quote]

Off topic, are you somehow related to “Navydoc”? 🙂

[Coronita]

[quote=NavyNurse]I started with e-trade a few years ago. I recently had a stock of mine undergo a reverse stock split. The company sent prior notification so there were no surprises and the outcome as been good, so far. My question is, the ticker symbol still remains a number. Both the old and new symbol remain inactive. My stock is represented by a set of numbers. Without a symbol I cannot buy or sell. I am in limbo. I am not looking to make any changes just curious. [/quote]

Off topic, are you somehow related to “Navydoc”? 🙂

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