I want to buy stock in a company because of the medical research they are doing. The stock is very inexpensive. I don’t have a lot to invest so I don’t want to pay a large broker fee. What is the least expensive way to purchase stock?
I want to buy stock in a company because of the medical research they are doing. The stock is very inexpensive. I don’t have a lot to invest so I don’t want to pay a large broker fee. What is the least expensive way to purchase stock?
2 Apr
7:14 pm on April 2nd, 2010
Creat an account with sogoinvest.com I think the first 90 days are free and after that they are as low as 1.50 per trade.
7:18 pm on April 2nd, 2010
Ah yes… the number one mistake(s) of new investors;
Invest in only one or two companies.
Invest in “penny stocks”.
Investing when they really don’t understand investing.
Not having an “asset allocation”.
Most brokers charging less than $9 are not good for newbies. Please re-think your approach.
After you educate yourself, consider;
Charles Schwab
or
Fidelity Brokerage