Where do you trade?

[Taylor]

Where do you do your trading? ETrade? Fidelity? TDAM? Looking for the best discount brokerage to rollover my 401k to self manage. Where are you at and what are the pros and cons there? Not looking for the best promotions either, I'm just talking about customer service, site navigation, comissions etc.

TIA,
Taylor

[The King]

ING Direct (Sharebuilder)

[slow99]

Love the Fido.

[Butch]

Fidelity. They have the best website for doing research and simple to navigate. Plus, deposit $50k and get 100 free trades, $100k = 200 free trades. You can call any Fidelity office close to you for information/advice. They do not work on commission so there's no pressure to buy something you're not sure of.

I rolled over my IRA and 401k last year and never looked back.

[Sgt Beavis]

Craigslist

[crapstang]

Craigslist

+1

[GrayStangGT]

Charles Schwab

[krazy kris]

photobucket

[Rreemo]

Fidelity for quite a while now. Been getting into covered calls here lately.

[LS1Goat]

Chuck Schwab

[slow99]

Fidelity for quite a while now. Been getting into covered calls here lately.

A strategy for sideways markets, but eh. Let me know if you have any questions about it.

[Captain Crawfish]

scottrade. maybe a lil higher on fees but they get it done quickly!

[Forever_frost]

Sharebuilder. 9 dollars for a trade, no minimum to start

[slow99]

I think Zecco might still be free. Trust me, I used handle their clearing account, that operation is a zoo.