NEW: How Brokerage Companies Work (You NEED to See This)

[@idris8498]

Is it a good idea to have a stock broker in Uk.

[@Joseph-rx1do]

Yes Mate. It is.

[@lovett4262]

@@Joseph-rx1do Please why do you say so. I wanna know. I have lost a lot. Trying to manage my stocks myself.

[@idris8498]

I’m too tied up with work. I have no time to actually analyze which stock to buy.

[@nicollete5447]

Getting a these people will ease a lot. And at last you’ll realize you have safe your funds. The money we throw into stock without even taking consideration to weather it’s good for holding or not is our hard earn money. So it’s better we accept someone professional to make good management of it for proper growth.

[@Joseph-rx1do]

Talking about my broker I met her sometime last year in Manchester. Her name is Jeyavarthini Vairakanan. She have helped me grow my money from £60,000 to £400,000. I am able to afford a house now, is her help.

[@thomasdrysdale4240]

"...the question was was all this legal... Absolutely not."

[@tacobell2566]

Do brokerage firms also call people and tell them to buy stocks like how they did in the movie?????

[@andresi126]

@@tacobell2566 They give you notifications

[@d07_t3]

How do I own a brokerage firm and what qualifications do I need ? Thanks boss for your support

[@romanhut2917]

How do you education yourself on this stuff ?

[@Stockstotrade]

Watch our videos and study hard! Check out our free trial to learn more- lp.stockstotrade.com/premier-trial/?CP

[@thedginsights]

hi, nice video. Could you please tell me what could be the possible entry barriers for opening an online equity brokerage firm?

[@pl1Y3]

at the end of the video he tells you to "understand how a brokerage works and build that knowledge". why? because he doesnt actually tell you. i dont really care about dan akroyd.

[@charliemyer857]

This video doesn't explain how brokerage companies work

[@bigmoney1033]

brokerage company's main duty is to act as a middleman that connects buyers and sellers to facilitate a transaction. Brokerage companies typically receive compensation by means of commissions or fees that are charged once the transaction has successfully completed.

[@bigmoney1033]

Brokers make money through fees and commissions charged to perform every action on their platform such as placing a trade. Other brokers make money by marking up the prices of the assets they allow you to trade or by betting against traders in order to keep their losses.

[@bigmoney1033]

Investing is long-term and involves lesser risk, while trading is short-term and involves high risk. Both earn profits, but traders frequently earn more profit compared to investors when they make the right decisions, and the market is performing accordingly.

[@andysalo2081]

todays main question is why do you think nio, the chinese electric car company which is failing has a spike in their stocks and huge volume. why do you think the stock is moving, would it be china buying and selling through us channels?

[@bigmoney1033]

Why is the stock up today? Because Nio didn't have any new products in 2021 and lost ground to rivals, as a result. However, it now looks set for good sales growth over the next couple of years.

[@kimballentyne9069]

Keen to learn. Can you please advise me on any books for buying and selling stocks and all the different types of brokers available in East Flanders, Belgium?

[@bigmoney1033]

You can buy and sell shares in Belgium by setting up an online account with MeDirect or through a provider such as a Belgian bank. Fees associated with trading in stocks and shares can include transaction fees and monthly account fees as well as taxes, so check this upfront with the provider.

[@bigmoney1033]

There are two types of brokers: regular brokers who deal directly with their clients and broker-resellers who act as intermediaries between the client and a more prominent broker. Regular brokers generally are held in higher regard than broker-resellers.

[@bigmoney1033]

Once you know the types of investments you’re interested in, you can start evaluating brokers based on a few factors, including: Commissions. Reliability. Account minimum. Account fees. Pricing and execution. Tools, education and features. Promotions.

[@xavierg.7907]

Hey there. I'm a new sub, also new to trading, so I'm absorbing everything I can from you and brother Sykes. I just heard the news about the Charles Schwab TdAmeritrade E-Trade etc. Bringing their fees to zero. How is that going to effect the investor and what can we do to prepare ourselves for it? Thank you.

[@serfduke]

Hi Tim... I'm a new sub.. I'm in it for the long haul.. all the way ! learning everything I can till success and then learning more... I want to be great so I can later help others be great, and give back.... excellent starting info on this video... I'm sure you will be seeing more of me -serf

[@davidryan787]

The title of this video should be “Different types of brokerages” ... listening to him say I need to look up how brokerages work is kinda tilting b/c that’s literally the name of the video

[@АртемЗаянчковский-и9ъ]

Nice!

[@Stockstotrade]

Do you have a trading-related question? We love answering them in upcoming videos!

[@mathdebater9448]

Anyone else just watch wolf on wallstreet and now wants to be rich

[@daniellemclean6896]

Hey my guy, not trying to troll, but when you referred to brokers as "guys" and "he" I left. Try being more inclusive in future videos to reach a wider audience. Cheers.

[@SMWCEnjoirider]

Hey Tim, I follow you and Sykes almost religiously. Good beginners vid, once I start really trading at the start of next year, Ill definitely be trying out the brokerage integration feature. My question/recommendation for you is if you guys could make a beginners video about understanding some basic financial forms like an 8-K or 10-Q. This is one my weak spots, and Id like to pick your brain about the thought process to take when looking at a company's fundamentals. Thanks again for the vid!

[@Stockstotrade]

We talk about how to read and understand sec filings a lot on the SteadyTrade podcast and we really go in depth in STT Pro (stockstotrade.com/pro/) ! Check out SteadyTrade.com or the SteadyTrade KZbin channel.

[@SMWCEnjoirider]

@@Stockstotrade I do watch the steadytrade podcast, so I will definitely look through the archives for any previous episodes that can help me out with this, thanks a bunch!

[@supersam1914]

The penny stock course book has a chapter on sec filings

[@angel_priya2067]

Nice Video #DataBrokers

[@andysalo2081]

lot`s of questions, i don`t even know where to start. I will write them down this week and send them your way. Thanks for the help. If it ever stops raining in michigan i might have a cool deer story also.

[@SMWCEnjoirider]

Ive been doing my studying of the market for about a year now, I would highly recommend that you get acquainted with all the terms and their definitions. Then, start learning how to identify how things can impact the market. It will help the process along if you have the ability to watch the markets throughout the day, so you can watch the price movement live. Many, many things in the stock market will boil down to an understanding of supply and demand. I would also recommend that you look into technical and fundamental analysis, as well as some patterns that can appear in the market. As everyone says, its not an exact science, and no two people take the same approach to trading. Hope this gives you some help!

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[@Stockstotrade]

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[@Stockstotrade]

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