where can i get a list of online broker' fee's schedual, and good comparison of online brokers.?
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Barrons.com is free access this weekend, check them as they usually compare brokers...\n\nalso Money Magazine, Smart Money, Kiplingers
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Metastock from www.equis.com has a good reputation\nTradestation (www.TradeStationWorld.com) seems to be the thing for professionals.
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https://www.tradeking.com/PrivateView/services/Services/commissionsPUB.tmpl\n\n\nvery low priced broker no fees\n\nTell your current firm that you are planning to switch, see if they will cut out the fees to keep you.
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Something like Yahoo Finance will have the general price.  If you're looking for more real-time quotes, if you get a demo account or a real account at most of the brokerage services, they will give you those quotes for free.  Often times, they only have the major crosses that are widely traded, though.
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I get live prices when logged into Schwab.. I have an account so I can get a live quote. Other brokers offer the same service.\n\nThere used to be websites that offered the free quotes, don't see them anymore.
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Whoever answers this question, will give you the broker that they have settled on and now use. But their criteria are different than yours, and you don't tell us what yours are.\n\nAre you trading stocks, commodities, futures, options, or all of these? If the latter, TerraNova is the only one that you can trade everything, real time, online, direct access. A lot of online brokerages claim to give you direct access, but if they take more than a second to execute your trade, it aint direct.\n\nFind the articles online that have evaluated and compared online brokerages. I found a good one online in Barron's, but you'll find others in the trading magazines. \n\nThis is worth putting a little time and effort into, because it's a pain to switch, so once you choose, you're kinda stuck with it. \n\nTownsend Electronics, the Parent company of TerraNova, is the one that digitized and electronified the Nasdaq. They are technological industry leaders and have a powerful and well built trading system. \n\nI use RealTick at TerraNovaOnline, but it costs $275/mo, even though it is unlimited what you can do with it. I think the Investor package is free to use, and just uses one screen. \n\nWhat you should try is a free trial of their Investor platform, which is free. You only get one window to trade from, but hey, with $5,000-how many stocks are you going to watch? Their rates are good also, but of course, it depends on how often you trade. It will take you months to learn all the bells and whistles of what this program can do.\n\nThe other top-of-the line program is TradeStation, but it costs big bucks to join and operate. Some people consider it the Cadillac of trading and technical analysis. \n\nTerraNova is the home of the Day Trader, so they think nothing of you making several hundred trades a day. You don't have to do that, but it's okay here if you do.
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No, it's not scottrade.  And it's definitely not Fidelity either!\n\nOptionsXpress, ThinkorSwim, or Interactivebrokers are probably the top three choices.  Each has their pros/cons depending on what's important to you.\n\nIf it's just for trade execution, etc, then Optionxpress is very good.  They also have some decent rates (email me).  They also match up to internal orders as well when they can.  Additionally, they have some interesting scanning tools that can help you apply advanced strategies such as ratio spreads, etc to a stock.\n\nInteractivebrokers is probably the cheapest.  It's software based and takes a while to get used to.  They route most of their trades through themselves, so that's one reason they are cheaper.  You'll have to look at how active you are to see what fits best for you.  Of the three, IB has the least desirable search tools, etc.\n\nTOS is relatively new.  They have some amazing tools and are very hungry for business right now (again, email me and I can help you with this).  They have some great routing tools and have scanners specific to spreads, etc.They also (currently) have some fantastic free training as well.  Executions have been decent as well.  And in the long run, your executions'll be the most important.\n\nWith TOS and OXPS, I've been able to call their trading desk and they've been able to help with orders and/or take orders when I've not been at a computer to do the trade as well.\n\nSo, decide what's important to you.  You might also check out Barron's annual article on brokerages that comes out in the spring.\n\nIf you have any further questions, I'll be glad to assist where I can.
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Try these..\nSharebuilder.com\netrade.com, scottrade.com, ameritrade.comameritrade.com \nhttp://www.best4sites.net/mwo/initialpub...\nhttp://www.searchguide.biz/html/index.as...\n(Pick ur best answer)
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bobbrinker.com\nvanguard.com\nschwab.com\nfidelity.com\nameritrade.com\nscottrade.com\netrade.com\ntradeking.com   cheapest
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For beginner, you better of with brokers.  Scottrade required only $500 to open an online brokerage account.
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Call your broker and ask if they have any "IPO's" <Initial Purchase Offerings> ... typically they are underwriting these and can lead you to the one's they watch ... don't just trust their word though ... follow the research on your own on the internet.
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yahooanswers.com\nmyspace.com\nkbb.com\nmsn.com\ntraderonline.com
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http://www.fidelity.com\n\nhttp://www.etrade.com
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There are a lot of good brokererages depending on what you like and how you trade.\n\nBarron's Online has a great article on brokerages that they publish each year. (I'll try to find you the link for the March 6,2006 article)\n\nFor basic stuff, E*Trade, Ameritrade, and Scottrade are sufficient. For more complex trades, I'd recommend Optionsxpress, ThinkorSwim, or interactivebrokers. \n\nBased on what you put in your question, I'd recommend one of the first three, but all are very good. Cheapest probably is scottrade (of the larger online firms). Yes there are cheaper like interactivebrokers, but you'll have to get used to their software based platform (which is doable). They're only about $1/contract on options!\n\nBrokerages like Fidelity are horrible for anyone with any decent experience. \n\nSo, decide what's important to you as a trader and compare the brokers! You can use the article, or go to each website as they all seem to have comparison charts! \n\nAnd if there are particular things that you want to mention as being most important to you (such as executions, cust svc, cheapest trade - which you mentioned, flexibility on allowing you to do certain types of trades, stop and stop limit orders, contingent orders, great graphing, what if scenarios, training, etc), I'll be glad to help discuss this with you too!\n\nIf you have any questions, let me know.\n\nHope that helps!
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I would suggest to pick one of them and then compare with other brokers services,fees and other stuff!!!\nu can go to www.ameritrade.com or www.etrade.com or just google it and find the manes.....it's what i did!!!\nGood luck!
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www.cdiscount.com et www.priceminister.com
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