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03-16-2006, 05:58 PM
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Re: About to get no-trading fee; any quick picks?
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[ QUOTE ] I could buy 1 share of a cheap stock for example. [/ QUOTE ] Whatever you do, do not do that! [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] What do you have in the rest of your portfolio? (use the 2K to diversify better) [/ QUOTE ] Agreed. Simply trying to point out that to avoid the $40 ding, I do not have to move the entire $2000. 
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03-16-2006, 06:02 PM
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Re: About to get no-trading fee; any quick picks?
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Get another Broker.... But one problem with that is they may charge you $40 or $50 to move your account..... [/ QUOTE ] I'm thinking this is the best answer (even with moving fees) because I'm not an active trader, and I have to deal with this bs every quarter. What's a decent <$15 per transaction online broker that has no ongoing additional fees (especially inactivity fees)?
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03-16-2006, 08:36 PM
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Re: About to get no-trading fee; any quick picks?
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[ QUOTE ] Get another Broker.... But one problem with that is they may charge you $40 or $50 to move your account..... [/ QUOTE ] I'm thinking this is the best answer (even with moving fees) because I'm not an active trader, and I have to deal with this bs every quarter. What's a decent <$15 per transaction online broker that has no ongoing additional fees (especially inactivity fees)? [/ QUOTE ] Scottrade
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