Free Stock Trading

[stockrookie09]

Looking for good sites with great advice on stock trading.

[aquaswim47]

I don't think that the paid sites are worth the paper you'd print them out on.

I really like the following free sites:
1) Investopedia.com
2) MFEA.com
3) Morningstar.com
4) finance.yahoo.com - Yahoo Finance

Free Trading:

1) Zecco Trading
2) WellsTrade

[stockrookie09]

thanks, i found lots of good information in there. I also have been searching and found a couple more solid sites for stock trading. I agree that a lot of the pay sites are just not worth it, you can easily find the same info for free.

[aquaswim47]

Good luck with finding the information you need since although the market can be highly risky, it also has the potential for great reward over the long-term. I just hope we don't enter a liquidity trap like Japan did since our Fed Funds rate has also been brought down to 0%.

[Pearlpam]

Freetrade's low-ball experiment tanks. If no one is willing to give up better service to save on commissions, it would expose the fact that the thing most online brokerages charge for is not the thing for which customers are paying. In a field as competitive as e-brokerage, that revelation would surely shake up some business models. Freetrade's failure is as likely to change the industry as its success.This is result of free stock trading.

[allangering]

These days, the Internet has afforded everyone investing in the stock market to make an informed decision on their investments.We look at what it takes to qualify and how many trades you actually get. Plus we'll tell you about the research available and whether the free trading applies to other investment options like mutual funds.Zecco Trading is best free stock trading.

[MTRIG]

Originally Posted by stockrookie09

Looking for good sites with great advice on stock trading.

1. First Trust Advisors - Brian Wesbury the first to call the market in early March stating "This is not a dead cat bounce."

2. Open an account at Fidelity. All you need is 2500 deposit to trade.... Fidelity has daily, weekly, monthly, and stock research by: Ned Davis, Standard and Poors, Ford Equity Research and more. The best IT IS FREE. Ned Davis alone costs $5,000 a year.

Ned Davis also moved to 70% stocks in April stating "this is a global bull market" You can read about it here.

3. Make use of Market Timing Models at MTR Investors Group

[Jenn Vivyan]

We can have stock broker in the future offering this kind of service. This can be used as a very brilliant marketing strategy. I appreciate your Idea. Many forex brokers do offer 0 pip spread. Internet makers and webmasters know all the tricks to squeeze the money out of us offering free products. Like Mozilla firefox is a free web browser service but still they make a billions of dollars. Similarly youtube, facebook etc.