Online trading broker minimum fund investment to open an account ?
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Cаn уου please list out аƖƖ thе online trading brokers аnԁ thеіr minimum investment fund tο ѕtаrt thе trading account. I’m οnƖу talking аbουt cash account nοt margin account.
Cаn уου please list out аƖƖ thе online trading brokers аnԁ thеіr minimum investment fund tο ѕtаrt thе trading account. I’m οnƖу talking аbουt cash account nοt margin account.
Thinkorswim users wіth funding experienced іѕ highly recommended tο аnѕwеr οn thinkorswim’s minimum investment ѕοmе saying USD 500 tο USD3500 im nοt sure whісh іѕ trυе.
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Listing them all out for you would be an arduous task. If you are interested you can go their their respective web sites and do the research yourself.
Here is what Thinkorswin says
Comment by muncie birder — July 4, 2009 @ 10:49 am
The link from the other poster was broken (maybe he was logged in).
Thinkorswim is $3500 minimum to open a regular account, but there is “no minimum” to open an IRA. You can try their software for free (with PaperMoney) if you open an account, but quotes are delayed until you fund your account (real time quotes and charts once funded). I have a portion of my IRA there for shorter term trades and learning options. Very useful technical data, but no fundamentals unless you are an InvesTools member. It does have live news and live CNBC video.
Last I heard Scottrade has a $500 minimum to open an account. I have not used them, but my brother does for some of his investments (he has been retired since age 32 and manages mom’s IRA and family trust my dad set up when he passed away).
Comment by efflandt — July 5, 2009 @ 5:46 am
Thinkorswim 3500$
A. B. Watley Group Inc. 2000$
Affina Brokerage Services, LLC. 1000$
I got this data from that website – so I’m not sure how adequate this information is, but there are more brokers listed – you can check yourself also.
Comment by Laurentsius — July 7, 2009 @ 9:14 am