Which trading services? TD Ameritrade? Scott Trade? Fidelity? Other

[Jackson1647545504]

Which ones are people using? Low fees? Great software? Mobility?

 

I did a little trading in the early 2000s with Fidelity but the platform they how now isn't too impressive.

[Jewtoys]

Trade King

[Tractor]

I use scottrade, they are cheap, fast, have great software including mobile. I do enough trades and have enough money with them that I get free access to their level two data and ELITE software. Very useful for serious day trading.

 

If you go with them let me know I'll give a referral code for a few free trades for both of us. Also the local offices are friendly and knowledgeable at least at westerville.

[AudiOn19s]

+1 Scottrade. I don't do a TON of trading like some of you but I've been happy with what they have to offer.

[6 Speed S4]

Me and my dad use scottrade, we love it.

[Tractor]

Some firms have hidden fees, especially when trading very cheap stocks and lesser known ones so you have to watch out for that. I trade a lot of things that are high enough risk to make your 401k adviser puke and its always 7 bucks.

[Littleguy]

+1 for Scottrade.

[Supplicium]

Schwab. isn't Scottrade the one with the helicopter

[owndjoo]

I use Scottrade as well... and I'm actually an RR. lol. It's fine for some things, but any real coin and I would go with an actual adviser/brokerage firm. This is what I do for my career, I consider these accounts gambling at this point. unless you are going with ETF's or some other kind of indexed/fund. Buying single stocks can be extremely tricky.