which is the best website for conducting online trading in USA?
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If you asking about where to invest money - its http://www.aceinvest.biz
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i know a lot of good sites ... but they all offer paid services... \nu also get realtime streaming quotes with a trading account in any of the following sites!\n\nn yes.. heres a free site...\nwww.walletwatches.com\n\ncheck it out.. although its slow!
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Try firstrade.com\n\nThey do online trades for $6.95, use S&P's stock research, and have no minimum to trade in an IRA or regular brokerage acount. I used sharebuilder, their research section stinks, and you have to wait for them to purchase the stock on a rotating basis, you can not purchase when you want, and if you calculate the cost of each trade using this method then the total commission is far more than any discount brokerage. And if you do want to do an immediate trade the commission is $19.95. I started using Firstrade.com, recomended by Smartmoney magazine(The Wall Street Journal' magazine) , and haven't looked back.
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www.logisticsts.com is a great site for training coarses for the US Broker Exam.
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Chicago Mercantile Exchange, see link\n\n(alternative: New York Mercantile Exchange)
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The proper platform for Day Trading is RealTick at TerraNova. It will cost you $275/mo. No other online broker comes close, so save yourself a lot of effort. You have to have immediate executions, the most tecnologically advanced system in the world (an edge), and a vast array of indicators. This is RealTick.\n\nWhether you make money is up to you.
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streetsmart pro @ schwab.com is excellent\n\nfidelity.com also has a good program\n\nclearstation is good, except i don't like etrades market executions.
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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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I have used E*Trade for years.  Low trading price and you can talk with someone if necessary.
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TD Ameritrade is the best. I have used for years. The interface are trader friendly and portfolio information are shown in details. I buy penny stocks so the $9.99 fixed commission for unlimited shares is good for me. No maintenance fees.\n\nIf you are going to buy penny stocks, you need to be careful about the commission. Search the fine prints.\n\nFor Scottrade, see fine prints: "For stocks priced under $1, add 1/2% of the principal value to the commissions shown. " You will end up to pay more than $7.\n\nEtrade recently reduced the commission with fixed commission for unlimted shares so it is good for penny stock traders too. But I don't like portfolio web page because it is very confusing and do not show all the information I want to see.
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http://www.surpher.com/TRADE/o_overview.shtml
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Go to a website like www.scottrade.com or www.etrade.com and they we tell you what you need to do to set up an online account to trade stock.
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I use investopedia.com or www.virtualstockexchange.com
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http://www.fidelity.com\n\nhttp://www.etrade.com
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MB Trading or thinkorswim\n\nif you're a professional trader (which obviosly you are not)\ni would suggest Tradstation
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I use Scottrade.com, but you might want to also consider Sharebuilder.com.  \n\nIf you are looking for investment ideas, the first thing you should do is see what the best traders are buying and selling.  This is the idea behind http://www.top10traders.com - this is a free site that lets you create a portfolio of stocks with $100,000 in "play" money.  Each day the site ranks the best performing portfolios, so you can see how your picks perform compared to other investors.  You can also read posts on investing from the best traders, as well as share your own investing ideas.\n\nHere are this month's best traders:\n\nhttp://www.top10traders.com/Top10Standings.aspx \n\nGood luck!
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Ameritrade.com caters to both US and non-US residents.  They have many different ways you can place a trade through various programs on the website and their prices are pretty fair.  It's worth checking out.