posted
that is how much i have paid in commission fees since i started trading, which isnt long. if you think the 1/2% doesn't add up, oh it does.
i really need to switch brokers, but its a hassle...
whb11
posted
choicetrade.. i just set up my account.. not much of a hassle at all, just that it takes about a week.. already up to over 60 bux in scottrade commissions for what choicetrade woulda cost me 30.. and i've only been in for like 2 weeks..
hope you get into a nice new broker.
lilpennypincher
posted
But, I believe with choice trade you need to pay for extra's that scottrade gives you as part of their service for free.
Don't you need to purchase a package charging a monthly rate for these extra's with choice trade?
BuyTex
posted
25 (or 30?) trades a month yield free stuff...but that might force some into hurried trades--unwise.
What I'm doing is adding either Choicetrade or Lowtrades (maybe both) in addition to Scottie...
whb11
posted
Yea, nothing wrong with having 2 or 3 different brokers. Trade in one, keep updated through the other. Best of both worlds.
Machiavelli
posted
I'll stick to Choicetrade.com .... since i dont need those free things... like Level II's,streamers, etc.. since im only on the computer at night after market hours.. i just need a charting site and screener and im good to go...
tippytwo
posted
I use Scottrade real-time w/Quotetracker...
I only make trades through Choicetrade.
If someone only trades in OTC/PK stocks, going w/Choicetrade is the best option IMO.
-T2
rkh2005
posted
I use Scottrade because they have an office only 15 minutes from me. Their service has sure been slow today, though.
posted