but you want to day trade as well as do on line trading?
Also if you are not looking to rely heavily on a broker other than to record the sale , record purchase of stocks etc ?
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but you want to day trade as well as do on line trading?
Also if you are not looking to rely heavily on a broker other than to record the sale , record purchase of stocks etc ?
but you want to day trade as well as do on line trading?
Also if you are not looking to rely heavily on a broker other than to record the sale , record purchase of stocks etc ?
but you want to day trade as well as do on line trading?
Also if you are not looking to rely heavily on a broker other than to record the sale , record purchase of stocks etc ?
My broker seems to credit my account three weeks after the date the company says it pays the dividend.
I’m being recruited by a local brokerage to broker oil. They’re offering me a 25% split on revenues, moving up to 40% as production grows. What is standard for this industry?
I am currently brokering a different product (will keep it hush for now) so i wouldn’t be bringing a book of business with me… Really looking for an industry average for revenue splitting… THANKS GUYS
I am new to investing and would like to know how to begin. I am not sure which brokerage website i should use Etrade, Fidelity, etc. and i don’t know what exactly I need to be aware of.
I know that there are "purchase" and "exit" fees when you buy or sell stocks, but what else do i need to know?
1. Can I transfer money into a new account through the internet through my banking account?
2. Is it better to invest in mutual funds, since it consists of many securities and offer less risk?
3. If i buy a stock at a low price, and it continually drops… but rises to a higher (than the original price) in a year, this means that i have gained $X amount of dollars right? Isn’t this easy then… as long as you hold on to a stock for as long as possible and wait till the price rises. what is the catch?
I am looking into some different options to invest some money…property, maybe a forex account (i know, risky) already have the 401k and regular brokerage account with some stocks and mutual funds.
I am looking to start investing and would like to know what online brokerage I should use. I am only going to be starting with around 0.
I currently have one online discount broker I use for monthyl automatic investing where I can buy fractional shares. Is it "ok" if I want to open another brokerage account with a broker that doesnt offer automated investing but offers a wider range of options?
Yes I know stock market is bad but I wish to play in it any ways. I need some way of supplementing my income.
So which one has no commissions or hidden fees and just flat fee per trade?
I also am looking into income investing (basically looking for corporations who have a long history of paying dividends to investors)
Any corporations that do this? Any good books on this area and style of investing? Thanks ahead of time.