What platform do you use to buy/trade stocks? Looking for something with low fees and good simple user interface
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What platform do you use to buy/trade stocks? Looking for something with low fees and good simple user interface
[QUOTE=bladefd;13947725]What platform do you use to buy/trade stocks? Looking for something with low fees and good simple user interface[/QUOTE]
robinhood
[QUOTE=CelticBaller;13947753]robinhood[/QUOTE]
Saw a post on another forum, said robinhood just maxed out on their $200 million dollar credit line or something of that sort and the guy advised not to use them. Just thought I'd mention it.
Nah not Robinhood. Use fidelity now. All of them don't have fees anymore
If we mirror Italy's peak / Italy's path, 8 days should present peak infection rates at which point it would probably be best to buy on the market. However, with that being said, there is absolutely no telling what this hopefully short term virus will do in terms of long term impact to the American system which is completely leveraged out of its mind with debt all the way from the federal government, to state government and local government... along with businesses and individuals. Good luck.
[QUOTE=Draz;13947786]Nah not Robinhood. Use fidelity now. All of them don't have fees anymore[/QUOTE]
Is Robinhood no good? I remember hearing a lot about it last year
So how much is everyone gonna dump into the market when they feel it hits rock bottom?
Everyone who does is obviously getting paid. If home depot hits 150 im in. Its getting back to 220+ no question. Its free money.
[QUOTE=Kblaze8855;13949470]So how much is everyone gonna dump into the market when they feel it hits rock bottom?
Everyone who does is obviously getting paid. If home depot hits 150 im in. Its getting back to 220+ no question. Its free money.[/QUOTE]
Why? Get in on Boeing... they're not going anywhere and they're near all time low
[QUOTE=bladefd;13949268]Is Robinhood no good? I remember hearing a lot about it last year[/QUOTE]
Thought you were morally superior to those trying to look to make money in a time of crisis where people are dying?
[QUOTE=rawimpact;13949498]Why? Get in on Boeing... they're not going anywhere and they're near all time low[/QUOTE]
they're at 122. in 08' they were halve that. don't you think their shares still have bottom room?
[QUOTE=Hawker;13949698]Thought you were morally superior to those trying to look to make money in a time of crisis where people are dying?[/QUOTE]
Very astute point. I won't do it then.
[QUOTE=highwhey;13949705]they're at 122. in 08' they were halve that. don't you think their shares still have bottom room?[/QUOTE]
Who knows, it always comes down to risk management. Look where Boeing was trading before the collapse in 08, nowhere near what it was before this mess despite the 737 max issues. When investing in Boeing, you will have to understand that it's going to be a while for a return, but I will guarantee you will get a return on it. BA also pays dividends that generally offsets any inflation.
I know im a little late but im surprised people were recommending whole life insurance. thats garbage
[QUOTE=Kblaze8855;13949470]So how much is everyone gonna dump into the market when they feel it hits rock bottom?
Everyone who does is obviously getting paid. If home depot hits 150 im in. Its getting back to 220+ no question. Its free money.[/QUOTE]
I bet it gets into the 150s once market opens in a few hours
Bloody.