Thursday, July 16th, 2009 at 12:01 am
I am new and would like to try to invest some money into stocks. I am probably looking to buy low & sell high, I probably won’t get much deeper than that.
I am looking for an online broker and I can’t find one with a minimum under $200 and I don’t want to sign up to a broker that hits me with alot of fees, ect…
If you could, please advise me! Thanks!
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Saturday, July 11th, 2009 at 10:59 pm
I want to invest in stocks, trading and option trading, but i’m now starting out and have no, or little experience. I would like to know which broker I should join to do online transactions. Thank you.
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Saturday, July 11th, 2009 at 12:01 am
I’m a young professional, with a healthy 401k, and a bit of disposable cash. It seems the stock market is hot for people willing to take some risks. What’s the best online stock broker for someone looking to buy stocks with a total of less them $3000 to invest?
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Monday, June 29th, 2009 at 4:59 pm
I want to trade stocks online in overseas markets like India, Singapore, China, and Japan. What is the most reliable and reputable online brokerage service to use?
If you have no knowledge of the named topic, please don’t conjecture or confabulate i.e. “Well, you should research what markets you want to invest in or go through a U.S. based firm for advice.” These aren’t answers.
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Saturday, June 27th, 2009 at 5:21 pm
Many online brokers are suited quite well for penny stocks, others, however, are horrible. The first and foremost feature to check is share limitations. With penny stocks you will be purchasing as many as a million shares or more at a time. A half a penny extra per share over say 1000 shares doesn’t sound like much, but a million shares will cost you an extra 5000 dollars, and that’s just to get in. Most brokers that offer no share limitations typically charge a tiny bit more per trade, but it is definitely worth the cost.
So my question for you is, which online broker has what I’m looking for?
