Also, I want to invest $ 10,000.00 at first. So is it reasonable amount to invest at first. Regarding the feeses of discount brokerage, how much do they charge on every step. For example, to clarify my question, let’s say I buy stocks of $ 10,000.00, so they are going to charge me $ 7.00 only once ? and what other fees like opening a account fees? Do they charge money when I transfer my money from one bank to scottrade account? Will they charge when I sell them? Will they charge when I get some profit from selling those stocks? what about the taxes ?
first discount brokerage.
Carl L:If you are serious about investing. You need help. The simple facts of only 10 dollars a trade (buy and sell) no charge to open an account, no charge to transfer monies (except a wire transfer fee), no charge for profits (except to the IRS…capital gains or losses) I hope you seek some professional advice about what you are about to do be fore you lose your money. You would be better off going to Edward jones and setting up an IRA (roth or traditional) and putting it in a mutual fund or two.
bizzbagg:just go to scottrade.com and see for yourself.
guardrailjim:There is no fee to open an account.
Your broker will charge you a commission for each transaction.
Each time you press the buy/sell button, you’re charged a commission.
Scottrade $ 7.00 to buy, then $ 7.00 to sell – that’s $ 14 commission on one stock.
Interactive Brokers charges only $ .01 per share up to 100 shares- that’s $ 1 in, $ 1 out.
Bank transfers usually cost about $ 50.
You are not charged for making a profit.
You are required to report your earnings to the IRS (income tax).
Your broker will send your account details to the IRS.
Adam J:Try Zecco (www.zecco.com).
They have no commissions on stock trades (up to 10/day or 40/quarter and after that it’s still only $ 3.30). I’m not aware of a cheaper brokerage.
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