which one of the forex brokers offer 1 pip spread?
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Try www.oanda.com. They have spreads as tight as 1.5 pips. And I really like their trading platform too.
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Scottrade. Max of $7/trade, unlimited number of shares. No fees for inactivity. Great reports and statements.
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A stock broker can give you a definite answer.  You might try Charles Schwab, Scottrade, or Fidelity.
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Try Morgan Stanley, Merrill Lynch, Goldman Sach or UBS.  These companies do alot of investment banking.  \nYou need to ask the broker if (s)he does alot of syndicate business.  What is his ranking with his company regarding syndicate?\nYou should have at least $ 500,000 investable asset before the top guy will talk to you.  They are the one that can give you the IPO that makes money.  \nOpen an account with each company if you could since not one of them can offer all the IPO's.
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First Western Advisors is the largest independent broker dealer in Utah.  It is a full service broker firm that is contracted with ING, American Skandia, etc.\n\ncontact info. @\nwww.fwainvest.com
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(m)\n\ngoto the following link for ur answer\n\nhttp://www.itrademarket.com/mitraenvitech/53623
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The best way to do that is go direct through caterpillar via their direct reinvestment progam ( DRIP ).\n\nTheir # is: 309.675.4619\n\nDon't buy through a traditional broker if you can help it due to the high overall commission.\n\nfor other info: http://www.advancedwealthsolutions.com
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Interactive Brokers starts at $1 per trade.  If you are somewhat active this is a great deal.  If you aren't active, rush to BrownCo before they close to new investors (they were recently bought out by ETrade).  They offer $5 per trade through 2006 and no inactivity fees as far as I can tell.  If you never sell, sharebuilder.com might be a good deal.\n\nScottrade commissions are higher because they spend millions advertising their "low" commissions and getting people on Yahoo! Answers to tout them.
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The FOREX market is mostly for trading, not investing. The risk is the same as in the stock market...by itself, of course, the risk in FOREX is larger because of the leverage, but if you apply money management, and have a positioning strategy that risk can be highly minimized. I cannot give a scale because every person has a different risk aversion.\n\n"The charts" or technical analysis, does take some time to learn, but the charts and the indicators are exactly the same in stocks, so it does not require any special knowledge.\n\nAn individual can easily trade FOREX IF they apply proper money management and size positionig strategies. Because the FOREX is a 24 hour, 6 day a week market, there are plenty of profit taking opportunities.\n\nIf you have any further questions, contact me through my profile.\n\nThanks!
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http://www.ladbrokes.com/lbr_portal?LANG=en&VIEW=uk&STYLE=en&LAYOUT=default Gives the odds on the final
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BNP Paribas\nhttp://www.bnpparibas.com/
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I'm not sure what you mean so I will try to hit every possibility. If I could find a way to invest in a Forex trading company, much like people buy stock in stock brokers, I would probably do it. I think the FOREX market is goiing to become more and more popular among small traders and every time one of them trades the broker makes money off of the pip spread. At the same time, there have been some spectacular failures out there caused by corruption such as the now infamous Refco. \n\nAnother way to invest in Forex is to use a broker traded account, where you put up the money and the broker does the trading. I have never seen statistics on this, but would not trust my broker to make trades for me, but that's just me. I don't trust my auto mechanic either. \n\nAs for doing your own trading, I think it has great potential if your mindset is such that you make a good trader. I have friends who have made as much as $35,000 in a month trading Forex. I have others who have lost their entire trading account. It is a high risk game so unless you are either good at taking high risk and winning, or know how to always limit your risk, you will likely struggle with Forex trading. There are mathematical ways to limit your risk, but even these don't keep you from experiencing a gambler's ruin where every bet loses. Each month there is a broker who runs a contest for the best return among its clients. They often have 300-400% returns over the month. The broker rewards them with prizes, but what they don't say is how many people had a loss compared to winners. Forex is a zero-sum trading business, for every winner there is a loser. In the stock market it doesn't work that way. \n\nI traded actively for a couple of years and did not make any impressive amount of money over the long term. Sure I had days where I had incredible profits on trades that took only minutes. Other days I lost money just as fast. My strategy on Forex these days: I have been buying stock in Canadian and Latin American companies and am getting a good return. Not only are these good economies but as the American dollar falls they gain in value. Also, I no longer have to get up at 2 am to check the London market opening, or stay up all night watching my trades. \n\nTry a free demo account from one of the big Forex brokers. When you have doubled your money, and not until you have doubled it, open a real account with real money. That is the best way to find out if you can trade Forex. \n\nDon't spend money on fancy software that tells you when to trade. You can find the same trading signals without using the software and learn more about how the technical signals work. Join the Yahoo! Forex trading groups. Learn from others if you want to try it.
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Hi there.\n\nRead this article i wrote..hope it will help.\nhttp://www.amazines.com/article_detail.cfm?articleid=76237&Title=forex%2Cbroker%2Ccurrency%2Ctrading\n\nGood luck
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there are some scammers.  make sure they are backed by the cftc and the nfa.  snc investments is a good company.  sncfx.com.  its a risky market but its possible.
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Yes. I work with the broker below. I use them, and I assure you they give the best service.
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I just did a Search  - see the results here:\nhttp://uk.search.yahoo.com/search?fr=fp-tab-web-t-1&ei=ISO-8859-1&p=online+trading&meta=vc%3D\n\nLooks like there are quite a few options for online trading.\nAlso, I found a good comparison service here:\nhttp://www.moneysupermarket.com/shares/\n\nGood luck!
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Yes it is possible. try marketiva, you can trade with $1 only