yourmove
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I am considering opening an online discount broker account. I have read before that stocks are usally bought in increments of 100 shares.... is this required... lets say i want to buy 10, 15, or 43 shares... After reading many different online brokers fees and what not.. i have come to learn ( correct me if i am wrong) that i set up the account, i give them an account number.. and i say i want to buy this stock (50) shares. they take the money out then.... How much time difference is there between me saying i want to buy this stock and i actually own it... and they same with when i say i want to sell it.....
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Mon May 01, 2006 6:15 pm |
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yourmove
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But what if i bought 50 stocks today at 10 dollars a piece and the stock goes up 3 dollars in the next three days.... or i want to sell the stock today and its at 22.00 dollars but it goes down 10 dollars in the next three days... what does this mean
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Mon May 01, 2006 7:46 pm |
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yourmove
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Why does "muneepenee" type like a he is hooked on phonics
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Mon May 01, 2006 7:48 pm |
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jefunds
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I'm kind of in a similar situation. I want to open an online brokerage account to buy the occassional stock, such as for a gift or for myself. I'm not looking to be doing serious daytrading or anything like that.
Is E*Trade a viable option, or is there a cheaper route I can take?
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