If you have $5000 then FREE TRADES is the way to go www. freetrades. com http://www.freetrade.com/ ____________________ If you have $2000.00 to open an account. Ameritrade offers a lot for a little (fee). $10.99 is all that it costs and if you qualify as a daytrader, they provide you with free access to Level II quotes. Not bad, and it has been pretty reliable for mr_geronimo and letsplay28. http://www.ameritrade.com New Account Opening Offer Get 30 commission-free trades when you open a new account. Ameritrade Apex™ $50 bonus if you qualify. Low Cost Commissions Enjoy $10.99 Internet equity trades. _________________________________________________________ Trading Direct www. tradingdirect. com http://www.tradingdirect.com THE DIFFERENCE $9.95 up to 1000000 No minimum to open account - start now Margin rates up to 1/2% below broker call Low option commissions - see now No hidden fees - see now Trade penny stocks with No Additional Fees! - see now No fee IRA's - Open your IRA online Foreign accounts welcome - start now Place multiple orders from one screen ______________________________________________
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i just got into choice trade and it is only $5.00 to trade with a small fee i beleive it was $500.00 to open it
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What do ya'll think of trading direct? I have less than 2000 dollars so it looks good to me ... at the time I am using a friends account at fidelity but I would like to open my own. I have about 1000 to put into an account and could very easily go below that amount
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newtotrading: I use Trading Direct, but if on a regular basis you buy more than a million shares of one stock, I would suggest picking another. Kind of sucks buying million share orders when you would rather have one order for 3 million or so. No bells and whistles with them, but I can't say any thing bad about them other than that. Hope this helps you!
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