You ONLY have trouble finding your clothes???
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Posted On: 04/29/2014 3:21:19 PM
You ONLY have trouble finding your clothes???
Mladie and I have completely lost our MINDS !!! (mostly her... shhhhhh, don't tell her, but it's TRUE!!!)
Who are you using to trade through? They should offer L2 or something that will include it.
Etrade offers Etrade Pro... here's a link to take a look at it. (they might have something without all the extra bells and whistles, just L2, I don't know)
https://us.etrade.com/investing-trading/activ...loc=it-nav
Ameritrade has Think or Swim (maybe they also offer something else not as elaborate with basic L2)
https://www.tdameritrade.com/tools-and-platfo...tures.page
Scottrade has ScottradeELITE -
https://www.scottrade.com/online-trading/onli...elite.html
I noticed when looking up this info for you that Scottrade charges $10 per month for just L2 but will give it to you free with 10 commissionable trades per month.
Check each one out.. depending on your account, how many times you trade and the amount of money you keep in there, you get some freebies.... sometime A LOT of really good stuff.
I really don't know anything about Scottrade except from their old TV commercials with the "Broker"... With this whole Grey market and PHOT ordeal, I haven't found to many people that are happy with what they've had to go through using Scottrade.
Etrade and Ameritrade I have personally used and don't have any real complaints. I would make sure what ever you choose offers a phone app... it really comes in handy in a pinch.... plus it allows you to get out of the house once in a while.
Etrade and Ameritrade's "Bells and Whistles" I believe is something like $100 per month... I really don't know exactly since they throw it in for me.... I think if you do 30 trades per quarter, then there is no cost.
Just check around and look for the deals, look at the video's on them and see which one you might be the most comfortable with... no matter which one you choose, you're going to have to get use to it and learn a lot of new things... so don't plan on getting much sleep... it's definitely a "new toy" in the beginning and you'll have fun playing with it.
That's about all I know... unless someone else can add more info for you.
Mladie and I have completely lost our MINDS !!! (mostly her... shhhhhh, don't tell her, but it's TRUE!!!)
Who are you using to trade through? They should offer L2 or something that will include it.
Etrade offers Etrade Pro... here's a link to take a look at it. (they might have something without all the extra bells and whistles, just L2, I don't know)
https://us.etrade.com/investing-trading/activ...loc=it-nav
Ameritrade has Think or Swim (maybe they also offer something else not as elaborate with basic L2)
https://www.tdameritrade.com/tools-and-platfo...tures.page
Scottrade has ScottradeELITE -
https://www.scottrade.com/online-trading/onli...elite.html
I noticed when looking up this info for you that Scottrade charges $10 per month for just L2 but will give it to you free with 10 commissionable trades per month.
Check each one out.. depending on your account, how many times you trade and the amount of money you keep in there, you get some freebies.... sometime A LOT of really good stuff.
I really don't know anything about Scottrade except from their old TV commercials with the "Broker"... With this whole Grey market and PHOT ordeal, I haven't found to many people that are happy with what they've had to go through using Scottrade.
Etrade and Ameritrade I have personally used and don't have any real complaints. I would make sure what ever you choose offers a phone app... it really comes in handy in a pinch.... plus it allows you to get out of the house once in a while.
Etrade and Ameritrade's "Bells and Whistles" I believe is something like $100 per month... I really don't know exactly since they throw it in for me.... I think if you do 30 trades per quarter, then there is no cost.
Just check around and look for the deals, look at the video's on them and see which one you might be the most comfortable with... no matter which one you choose, you're going to have to get use to it and learn a lot of new things... so don't plan on getting much sleep... it's definitely a "new toy" in the beginning and you'll have fun playing with it.
That's about all I know... unless someone else can add more info for you.
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