Which stock market sites do you use? E-trade? Ameritrade?

[DiggityDaggityDo]

Or something better than those two?

I have money sitting around doing absolutely nothing for me. Time to put it to work.

[SamsNCharge99]

coinbase

[Pigpen]

Digg, I use TD Ameritrade for my IRA and traditional taxable accounts. I had Scottrade but they got bought out by TD Ameritrade and I was not impressed initially but they grew on me. TD Ameritrade waives some loads on bond funds I own which saves me some money. They respond to all emails (this is a competitive market) and they even matched a bonus that others were offering for new accounts. I think etradeis offering a bonus for new accounts but I have not experience with their customer support or business model. Also, I think Schawb has purchased or is in the process of buying TD Ameritrade so there may be some changes in the near future with this merger.

[pologq]

i use fidelity, i like the interface plus all employers i have had had went thru fidelity so my retirement accounts are there to look at

[jjgold]

All the big boys are basically the same free commissions , good software and service

TD
Schwab
ETrade
Fidelity

[Tanko]

Shwab and TDAmeritrade i believe are merging.....
Not sure it matters but seems like things (online interface, customer service, et...) change with every merger.

[BeatTheJerk]

Robinhood no trade fees.

[gauchojake]

I thought there would be titties.

[DiggityDaggityDo]

Robinhood no trade fees.

I downloaded this app a long time ago and then never even opened it.

Any good?

[DiggityDaggityDo]

I thought there would be titties.

I wish!

[homie1975]

diggity be careful. we are at all time highs and now you are feeling FOMO so you want to jump in.

this is the time that the PROS in the market start selling positions and taking profit.

be careful getting in there. just my .02

if you are going to jump in, think long term not short term right now.

[cincinnatikid513]

rus

[BeatTheJerk]

I downloaded this app a long time ago and then never even opened it.

Any good?

Yeah it has a real simple platform for buying & selling. I wouldn’t keep more than 100k in there though. Not that I have anything near that in my account.

[chico2663]

Or something better than those two?

I have money sitting around doing absolutely nothing for me. Time to put it to work.

use td ameritrade,schwab and etrade. i love td the best

[chico2663]

diggity be careful. we are at all time highs and now you are feeling FOMO so you want to jump in.

this is the time that the PROS in the market start selling positions and taking profit.

be careful getting in there. just my .02

if you are going to jump in, think long term not short term right now.

think if trump is re elected it will go higher.

[KVB]

Almost all of my trading has been with Charles Schwab over the last two years.

But really, DDD, just set some Funds aside, manage them well, and tail the fukk out of 5Mike5.

He is SBR's resident NASCAR Psych and absolutley deserves a side roll this year.

Week after week we'll be like...

[kidcudi92]

TDA the best in the biz, their TOS platform is amazing

[ex50warrior]

TD Ameritrade and Fidelity. Schwab taking over TDA will be fine too.

[homie1975]

I use firstrade. Before everyone went 0 commissions, they were only charging 4.95 per trade so I went with them. They were amongst the first to go 0 commission after robin hood.

[vivaporto]

All the big boys are basically the same free commissions , good software and service

TD
Schwab
ETrade
Fidelity

In terms of fees, how do these guys differ from Robinhood

[jjgold]

Robin Hood is antiquated software they’re all the same now as far as fees

[vivaporto]

Robin Hood is antiquated software they’re all the same now as far as fees

antiquated?

[Enkhbat]

TD Ameritrade