Free Trades at Zecco-opinions?
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Free Trades at Zecco-opinions?
Hey I thought I'd share this because its a new company. I've been using it for a few months and I am happy, but please do your own research, I am only raising the awareness.
www.Zecco.com
You get up to 40 free stock trades per month with minimum $2500 opening balance
Real time level one quotes when your logged in and have an account.
Any other opinions or comments? Like I said so far so good for me.
www.Zecco.com
You get up to 40 free stock trades per month with minimum $2500 opening balance
Real time level one quotes when your logged in and have an account.
Any other opinions or comments? Like I said so far so good for me.
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This is the first I've heard of it. Here's a discussion of Zecco and others:
http://www.hotstockmarket.com/forums/showt...t=27352&page=21
http://www.hotstockmarket.com/forums/showt...t=27352&page=21
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Originally Posted by meth,Dec 15 2006, 04:08 AM
this was just pointed out to me on another forum. looks decent.
BofA offers free trades if your combined account is $25k or more.
BofA offers free trades if your combined account is $25k or more.
Yes B of A does, but the 25k has to be in checking, CD's or Money Markets, so it was useless for me.
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I'm very seriously considering opening an account and/or transferring my Scottrade account. I can handle the $7 commissions at ST, but it would be nice to reinvest dividends free of charge when they come in. Otherwise I'm kinda forced to let them accumulate in my account until I can add money.
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Originally Posted by mingster,Jan 27 2007, 11:20 PM
Zecco charges money for every mutual fund trade - is that the same as an ETF (like DIA or QQQQ)?