I use Fidelity, I like it. Big or small accounts are fine. It will take a couple days to fund so get your money at ready soon then try to find the bottom of this free fall.
Me too, been a client for years. One of the best tools one their site is "orders by fidelity clients" really good way to know good stocks because it shows what others are buying or selling. Pm if you want some advice from one who's paid his dues. Free
Do not agree that it is gambling
investing with some risk
there are some really good companies on sale now
but would definitely tip toe in
Now is not the time to start trading/speculating. People that are "in the know" so-to-speak don't know what to do and when....Unless you are a gambler, I would not get in the game now.
I've been in the market before. Won and lost. I'm just trying to keep my fees a low as possible. I know what I want to buy, and plan on holding it for a while.
No fees on stocks and very low fees on options. They also have local offices if you need to handle something in person. There phone support is very good as well.
I've been with Fidelity after they bought out Kelly Associates in the 80's. They have really improved. I do not use any of their advisors. I have had better luck with calling them on the phone as the people in the offices doing paperwork are somewhat incompetent.
I'm retarded. My wife reminded Monday afternoon that she still has an Edward Jones account. So we're set. I'm glad I waited. As of right now, I've saved $40 a share since Monday AM.
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