Which $0 Commission Brokerage Should You Use?

Now that so many brokerages have $0, which one is the best and which should you use?
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[@Arvabelle]

Sign up for M1 Finance to get a $30 bonus when you fund your account with $1000+: arvabelle.com/m1

[@djvinci8843]

I'm watching this a year after she made this haha

[@Arvabelle]

Time to make an updated one I guess lol

[@AI-lf9qb]

@@Arvabelle which one?

[@niruvision]

@@Arvabelle update please; focus on camera gives me a headache

[@andvell]

Me too.

[@Light00000]

Ikr

[@bloodphantom81]

wow, hands down the best video I've seen that quickly reviews each platform. You are a very good speaker. I hope this video gets really popular!

[@Arvabelle]

Thank you! I really appreciate it!

[@andrewhernandez7928]

1:57 Throwback to when tesla was $250 take me back so I can buy more 😫

[@Arvabelle]

LOL I know right?

[@TsarOfRuss]

"If you don't take risks, you won't pop champaign" - Russian proverb

[@Ram-rm2gz]

Andrew Hernandez I got it at $193

[@jameshannah6217]

@@Ram-rm2gz I remember that as well. Sigh=Did not buy. Going out to a wood shed now. LOL

[@joeferguson2606]

wait a couple of days...you might get your wish

[@bmay81]

Robinhood tracks my dividends very well and I like that it shows the pending date when the deposit or DRIP will happen.

[@Arvabelle]

Excuse the autofocus 😬Comment below which $0 commission brokerage is your favorite!

[@jwill294]

Arvabelle now some brokerages are allowing fractional share investing too, do any of these?

[@Arvabelle]

I could potentially do a video on the ones that offer fractional shares. Out of curiosity, were you looking at any brokerages in particular?

[@Jeremiah1619]

Simple to the point thank you for that

[@TsarOfRuss]

Most of them are not in Europe..smh!

[@visigodo7979]

I use Fidelity, and they started offering fractional shares a few weeks ago, but only through their mobile app. I suspect they'll begin rolling out that feature through their web based and their Active Trader Pro platforms in the near future. This is a game changer and a big big deal in the world of investing. Now you can invest like $100/mo on your favorite stocks like Amazon or Google, instead of saving up for a full share (~$2.1K & ~$1.5K respectively). I also use E*Trade and I find their platforms more appealing, but they don't offer fractional shares (yet) 😒.

[@akin242002]

Things are changing so rapidly. As of today, my favorites are: 1) Charles Schwab. They are the jack of all trades and offer great Index mutual funds and travel card perks. 2) Fidelity. Similar and slightly cheaper to Schwab. Great for those minimalist who don't travel. 3) M1 Finance, aka Vanguard 2.0.

[@Arvabelle]

Great list! Haha Vanguard 2.0 I like that

[@jameshannah6217]

However Chuck has more fees via the video, than Fidelity.

[@akin242002]

@@jameshannah6217 If you use Schwab funds, it can easily be avoided.

[@bluecollarmoneyinvestingch396]

I use Robinhood and Vanguard. Thinking about ditching Robinhood after their 3 outages. Good info! New sub!

[@BKkillaz]

Plus I have noticed robinhood market price usually isnt as updated as others

[@BKkillaz]

@Marcus Robledo I use Charles Schwab to invest

[@akin242002]

Try Webull for your non-retirement account investing. They are very good for day trading, especially charts, and just as cheap for option trading.

[@DT-un3bu]

BKkillaz is Charles Schwab pretty good? I’m getting into retirement investing

[@BKkillaz]

@@DT-un3bu Charles Schwab is great for long term investing i use webull more for swing trading

[@skyinvestor7776]

I love m1.. i started 4 weeks ago when s&p 500 was 2991.. as today, s&p 500 is 2986.. it is down 0.16%. My pie is up 1.44%.. i own 73 stocks from all 11 sectors.. i just do DCA and the money will be invested to most 73 stocks.. m1 platform is the GOLD.

[@Arvabelle]

Glad to hear you like it!

[@ChrisInvests]

Sky Investor777 any particular stocks that have been performing well?

[@QuesttoFIRE]

VERY thorough! I bet it was a challenge to cram all of this info in such a concise video. 👏🏻👍🏻🔥🔥

[@Arvabelle]

Haha thanks! I'll definitely have to do some more in-depth breakdowns. It was too much to fit into 1 video!

[@cryptoboosttradingnumberon5991]

Hello

[@ChrisInvests]

I've been using Robinhood pretty much since it came out. I'd like to use m1 if they would execute trades more than once per day 🤷‍♂️

[@Arvabelle]

Yeah I understand why they do it, but that'd definitely be nice

[@franksanchez1172]

True! Thats the only reason i dont go with them i like to pick the price i buy at but the execute when the feel like it lol

[@lynksis12]

Fidelity has a more dated user interface compared to the others. But aside from that I have no complaints

[@thesandman6855]

I've used most of them and the easiest to understand are Webull, TD Ameritrade, and Fidelity. The key to making money on the stock market is the timing, and the best time to trade is between 4 am and 9 am. After that Robinhooders take over and flood the market with the short attack.

[@deenacurls]

4am and 9am in what timezone tho?

[@InvestinginYou]

I personally use robinhood, but I'm thinking about using fidelity now because my 401k is already with fidelity.

[@Arvabelle]

Awesome - you could always use both!

[@Mywalkingblog]

Manny -The Average Investor I have absolutely loved using Fidelity for all of my accounts. Great app, they offer a credit card with rewards for Roth IRA, and wonderful customer service.

[@bmay81]

I have my 401K with fidelity and HSA. I never used them for stocks though.

[@RG-1045]

#1 Charles Schwab

[@s.n.1064]

I love your videos, very informative and helpful. Thanks

[@shantanumishra5434]

I must say that this is the best video I have seen on the subject even though I came with a biased mind and expected this video to be not good.

[@earl2224]

Thanks for the video, this was very helpful! Before watching it I already decided on Fidelity and opened a Roth IRA there as well as a rollover IRA for my old 401ks, and this video made me feel secure about that since the large brokerages are generally similar to one another.

[@Arvabelle]

That’s awesome to hear! Fidelity is nice because they’ve been pretty consistent about keeping their fees low throughout the years

[@plazmafield]

There are so many free stock/ETF brokerages: here's the list I can think of off the top of my head Alpaca Firstrade Robinhood WeBull TD Ameritrade Fidelity Etrade Ally invest Charles Schwab Vanguard SoFi Trade station M1-Finance Merrill Edge (if preferred rewards) Interactive Brokers Lite WellsTrade I'm sure I'm forgetting plenty

[@geovannyl.2801]

Stephen Huntley M1 is free to use!

[@plazmafield]

@@geovannyl.2801 ah my bad, thanks，I'll fix that

[@one234569and10]

YOUR COAT, riding on your MIC, is killing me. I keep thinking I hear a radio or someone talking near me, its very low in volume but I finally figured out it was your video and not me.

[@PenniesNotPerfection]

It's amazing how many options there are now!!

[@Arvabelle]

It's great for us!

[@ShuttlesRus]

tesla was only 250.... jesus.... can i go back in time ?

[@frustrateduser666]

M1 also requires that you either be a US citizen or a permanent resident. Most of the viewers probably are, but if someone is on a work visa (like I am), then M1 won't work for them.

[@goldstonemark]

It looks like you have to be US resident (not only a US citizen) to open a M1 account

[@travis1240]

My favorite is ETrade. They have been around a while and so can handle a lot of different things (IRAs, trusts, options, individual bonds, etc). And I think their interface is pretty straightforward so should be fine for beginners.

[@charltonbivins3123]

Awesome info!!!! Thanks quick and relevant!!!!!

[@LoanwordEggcorn]

Consumer alert: commissions are only one way brokers make money. Other ways include payment for order flow, Regulation T float and other things that tilt the playing field to the advantage of the broker. What's generally far more important than commissions is execution quality, particularly for active traders. This means getting a good price when you place an order. Often this is called price improvement: when a broker gets a more favorable price for you. If you are trading often or in large volumes, execution quality can make a significant difference in your gains. For average retail traders it may not make as much of a difference, but the bottom line is that zero dollar commissions aren't always the best deal overall. If you pay no commissions but get poor order execution, then you're actually paying more money for a given trade. Caveat emptor.

[@dcarsondavis]

What's your recommendation?

[@LoanwordEggcorn]

@@dcarsondavis First and foremost, look for a broker that doesn't use "payment for order flow" as a way to make money for the broker. Usually this needs to be disclosed to customers somewhere. Second look for statistics about their price improvement history. Competitive brokers will usually track that and provide the information to potential customers. Interactive Brokers is very good in both regards. TradeStation may also be good. Both are oriented towards professional traders and Interactive Brokers has fairly high minimum account balances for novice traders/casual investors. That said, these things generally only matter if you trade a lot. If you are starting out or are a long term buy and hold investor (which is usually the best way to actually make money, if you pick good companies), it probably doesn't matter nearly as much as if you trade relatively often. But even buy and hold investors will benefit somewhat from price improvement. Better prices make better profits.

[@En_Gho]

@Arvabelle This was an excellent introduction to the available platforms. Thank you for doing this and I have enjoyed and learned from your other videos as well. Keep up the great work and you earned a subscriber!

[@Arvabelle]

Thanks for watching!

[@HiddenFreedom]

Well, a user of M1, TD, and IB. I have some complaints about M1. Moving some cash back to TD but my main brokerage is still and will likely always be Interactive Brokers. Thanks. Shame IB didn't make the list here.

[@Arvabelle]

I haven't used IB - I'll have to look into it.

[@flowerhour9539]

Good call. Tradestation is solid, too.

[@erickfuerte4291]

To think a share of Amazon was $250 10 months ago... that's crazy.

[@DrsGanandMo]

Vanguard and Fidelity Vanguard for IRA Fidelity for individual stock trading and ETFs

[@DT-un3bu]

I want to check out Vanguard and Fidelity. Have you tried Charles Schwab?

[@iKevin711]

i use RH and webull and i love it. It's really the best combo. would def recommend to any beginners

[@DMNDBEATZ]

I was gonna do the same till I found out Webull is partly ran in China. All set with my pay check goin there prefer to keep it in the US.

[@Corey_1997]

Best long term platform

[@ghag00111]

Thank you for great info on different types of brokerages

[@JazminBautista]

Robinhood is a great platform when it comes to starting out!! Awesome video :)

[@Arvabelle]

Thanks so much Jazmin!

[@jgbains]

you are the teacher i never had

[@Renould2010]

Annabelle, Thank you, Explanation, of these Brokerage House’s I have a Robinhood, Webull, ETrade, Fidelity Investments, Great Accounts, 💡🧠🤝👍.

[@frankpalermo9307]

One of the best videos out there. Thanks

[@Arvabelle]

Thanks for watching!

[@sunnymurali]

Hello - Can you tell me about IPO investing in Fidelity, TD, Etrade, Schwab?

[@suprotikdutta6693]

I will not use any of this . I will buy vanguard lifestyle fund and never look at it . And always keep buying them .

[@angelabillows1423]

If that is the case use m1 finance just but 75 percent of vanguard s&p 500, 15 percent into vanguard total stock market and 10percent into QQQ, start off with 10,000 dollars, put 1,000 a month 50 years later you will have about 12-15 million dollars.

[@RobFrank22]

CashApp, Robinhood, Webull and Charles Schwab

[@captaincruloc3200]

I play around in Robin Hood with not much money at all. I prefer Webull.....but I'm thinking about trying TD Ameritrade.

[@Arvabelle]

Nice! All slightly different but good platforms

[@joehodges8459]

Good information. Thanks for sharing.

[@Arvabelle]

Thanks for watching!

[@jimstone4177]

Very informative video thank you

[@HuyNguyen-vn5rp]

The camera's autofocus (zooming in and out constantly) is a little distracting. Other than that, great coverage across multiple platforms. I have tried TDAmeritrade ThinkorSwim, it is a huge learning curve, and yes pretty much geared for day-traders. 6 months in, and I'm still learning to navigate the controls on this spaceship. I am using Fidelity, and I'm finding that their website is easier to navigate for researching purpose. I don't like their Active Trader Pro application... I find it really glitchy in comparison to TDAmeritrade's ThinkorSwim. In the area of day trading, TDAmeritrade is a clear winner (but that's just my opinion). As for M1 Finance, I love the fact that I can set the target allocation for the portfolio (and the individual "slices") within the portfolio, as well as embedded slices. This keeps the portfolio in check, so that purchases can be limited to my set sector allocation. I find that it really helps humanize the daunting process of asset allocation. However, because I have enjoyed the experience of creating other types of orders other than market orders in Fidelity, I find that M1 finance is limited in this area. Secondly, setting up the portfolio and its embedded targets for the "slices" is a bit of a learning curve. I hope that in the near future, M1 Finance will have a PC app in which you can drag and drop your holdings from one slice to another for organization purpose.

[@savelikeaprowithleah5157]

Super informative ! Well explained ! Thanks for sharing !

[@Arvabelle]

Thanks for watching!

[@backthebadge4009]

Thanks Suzanne....great job

[@Arvabelle]

Thanks for watching!

[@mohsen7021]

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[@aardvarkansaw]

Robin Hood crashed one whole day on a critical day during the recent COVID crash and ascent.

[@Interestingenough4]

They also had at least one major outage in the last few weeks or so. It's why I switched to ETRADE, I didn't want to gamble my future investments with an obviously very buggy platform that has lost its edge to the competition.

[@bmay81]

I have 2, just in case that happens. I like Robinhood it’s quick and simple. But I also have E*TRADE because of my work.

[@SpendingJar]

TD Ameritrade Thinkorswim is my go to 👍

[@Arvabelle]

It's definitely my favorite for technical analysis!

[@bassfan71]

Just found your channel and subbed. Great breakdown of the main brokerages out there.

[@Arvabelle]

Thanks I appreciate it!

[@trowt]

Great information, thanks. The constant refocusing makes me a little dizzy, not sure if you can fix that with your equipment

[@sachin4singhs]

Can you do a video on how to reach a chart? Thank you!

[@thetradingbar5856]

Nice graphical match from thumbnail to footage!

[@Arvabelle]

Thanks for watching!

[@hothotheat3000]

You get what you pay for. If you’re moving high amounts of money around, you’d probably be better served with a place like Interactive Brokers.

[@Jefleopard]

Robinhood crashes too much. That’s why I’m here. Looking for another brokerage. Tired of robinhoods down time.

[@GulickDO]

Same --- moved to Fidelity this week. We will see how it goes.

[@dmlkcs8620]

I've been with Fidelity for many years. Their customer service is top notch; I never once in the 15 yrs with them have had an issue with anything or anyone I have spoken too.

[@sun622]

I have a 401k with Fidelity for many years and didn't even know they are also a broker. They never contact me about buying stocks. In fact, they never try to contact me. All I get is a quarterly statement. That's too bad because I have money to invest but they don't want to help.

[@timmcclure2096]

I started with WeBull and switched to Fidelity. After looking at some of the others, I liked their web interface best. Their desktop app is OK for trading and keeping an eye on things. But I find I jump to their web portal a lot. Fidelity also has a decent settlement period for my style of trading: Swing and Positions.

[@DanielGennaro]

Tim McClure that’s good input. Ya for sure it’s a big name. Probably a great long term option not day to day though. I just don’t like their stock platform. I tried to set alerts on my watch list and it was like a three step process so I’m trying to see what else is out there

[@mikefa2442]

Daniel Gennaro which app do you use?

[@kuei12]

I have had a lot of problems with trades going through with TDA. JP morgan just bought Etrade and JPmorgan is part of the huge problem with US banking. I will be switching both of the accounts to Fidelity.

[@paulineaessa6202]

Both brokerage webull and moomoo are trash app do not register. Weball claim free commissions and no fee, yet sell the stocks at much higher rate i had to lose big money to buy ie sell the stocks! They claim have limit order but they do not get executed!!! Sets there and pass them despite the fact i was selling much cheaper or buying much expensive than the mud point!!! And even the price hit the bitting price the market price still mt orders would not be executed!! As for the other trash app moomoo it freezes abd can nit be loaded all the time!!! On top if that webull stops trading everyday completely from 4:30 to 5:30 or 6:30 pm and you can not trade completely!! Also webull stick price is different from Robinhood price!! I put a sale order in both Robinhood and webull for 0.293 the mid point reached 0.294. IN seconds the Robinhood order was executed. The webull still setting there!!! The mud point reached 0.301 and still thete did not move!!! The bitting price even reached 0.295 and still the order was not executed not even at the market bitting price!!! Very frustrating! I lost big money with the trash app of webull! I do not recommend it.

[@paulf1256]

Schwab and Fidelity both offer Trading platforms.

[@Arvabelle]

True - I didn't mention Active Trader Pro. I haven't seen many people use Schwab's trading platform, so I'm not sure how it compares.

[@DeusExAstra]

@@Arvabelle I have only used the Fidelity one, but it's probably comparable to the Schwab one.

[@austondaley4556]

love your video -- thank you for sharing

[@SeanLei]

🔥 video and 🔥 blazer. I tried webull the past few weeks, and I wasn't a fan. The interface felt too busy when compared to robinhood, trying out Schwab next!

[@Arvabelle]

Haha thanks Sean! Yeah I'm not a huge fan of Webull either. You're right the UI is really busy compared to robinhood, but it's also not as intuitive as ThinkorSwim. You sort of have to dig around the app to find what you're looking for.

[@jameshannah6217]

@@Arvabelle Hi, great wardrobe , Is thinkorswim with all the stats you can use costs for use of such an amazing platform? Thanx.

[@edumation3041]

Great video! I'm using TD and Robinhood. I think TD is the best brokerage for advanced traders hands down

[@Arvabelle]

Agree with you 100%

[@marclaaq]

How are the order executions, partial fills are killing me.

[@Arvabelle]

@@marclaaq Currently on their websites Fidelity advertises .07 seconds TD Ameritrade .06 seconds Charles Schwab .04 seconds Hopefully that gives some context

[@flowerhour9539]

For advanced retail traders in this list, perhaps. But other advanced traders go with Interactive Brokers, Tradestation, Lightspeed, or TC2000. They like the speed.

[@DaltonLitz]

People hop on the videos so quickly once news is released it’s crazy! I’ve run into similar issues when planning my videos!

[@Arvabelle]

It gets crazy for sure!

[@Rickyfyied]

I use Robbinhood but might switch majority of my cash into TD, Fidelity or M1. I love M1 build your own ETF.

[@andrewfreeman88]

I was going to sign up with RH but don't like their slow customer service and that they crashed on the big drop day. How's Fidelity for you?

[@wilk215]

Rickyfyied is there a fee associated with transferring funds to another broker? And do you always have that options (no matter the broker)?

[@Pay2PlayFinance]

Which one you can excuse orders before pre-market and after after market. I hear that some people in the USA can trade till 8PM and as early as 4AM?

[@claudiosalvo5450]

Wich platform could be ok for International investors (zero commision)? I like M1 but is not available for South América. Thanks in advance!!

[@Corey_1997]

Webull vs fidelity

[@achko1031]

For those who have fidelity. How’s your experience so far with them. I already have fidelity because of my 401K, doing some searching right now how to invest. However I do travel, and Schwab is apparently ideal for traveling.

[@wills.364]

I heard that Charles Schwab is planning on offering fractional shares in order to attract younger investors. It makes me wonder if all the other big brokerages are going to follow suit. Would this be a concern for M1 Finance if everyone else offers fractional share trading and creating your own pie portfolio?

[@Arvabelle]

I heard about that! It would definitely bring M1 some competition, but I don't think it would take away their business completely. I think that the advantage M1 has is that their platform is almost like a cross between a regular brokerage and a robo-advisor.

[@AdventuresandUs]

I'm with fidelity right now. They just hopped on the train as well. LOL how is crunch time going for you?

[@Arvabelle]

Fidelity is a solid one. Q4 keepin me busy!

[@mikes.1946]

What do you think would be better to move to from Robinhood between Charles and Fidelity. I’m looking to have a new cash brokerage plus open an IRA and prefer 0 commission OTC trades. Any thoughts? I’ve narrowed it down to these two but can’t decide lol 😂 Also, if I wanted to incorporate light day trading, I wouldn’t want to be limited on amount of trades. Thank you!

[@royreyes8422]

this is very helpful thank you for sharing.

[@grantp4022]

DOES ANYBODY KNOW ? -- I'm in Canada, and wanting to set up a free, zero commission trading account. I have heard that Fidelity is available in Canada, but Robinhood, and Webull are not. Question is -- does anyone know if Fidelity is available to Canadian citizens ? Please let me know on this, if you know the answer -- many thanks :)

[@PassiveIncomeTom]

Nice review Suzanne! 👍 I actually am a fan of neither. I'll make a video soon explaining why.

[@Arvabelle]

Sounds like a good video!

[@slicklizardchamp]

All these brokerages are good and the no fee trades are great! Personally, I’m with Schwab because I like the other financial options (cards, bank accounts) and that they’re great for traveling since there’s no ATM fees anywhere in the world for unlimited transactions. I also read often they have awesome customer service. To me I just feel the most comfortable with Schwab and have been very happy thus far having my Roth there!

[@dmlkcs8620]

Fidelity has no ATM fees anywhere in the world also. I've been with them forever. Their customer service is top notch; the biggest reason I am still with them.

[@DT-un3bu]

RDTV hey I am thinking of signing up for Schwab because for whatever reason I feel good there also!

[@Abzii_]

Hey girl this was a GREAT GREAT VIDEO!!!!! THANKS A LOT!!!!!

[@Arvabelle]

Glad it was helpful!

[@oscarcalva2189]

None. It’s better to pay for great execution, better data, better tools and more professional platforms

[@ahmedabdelaal7227]

Nice video and huge information the video has a tiny problem it zoom in and out so much Excellent job go forward

[@CraftyLemons]

What about cashapp? I realize it is very bare bones but its fast and lots of people seem to make good money off it

[@visigodo7979]

Very nice video, which one(s) do you use, Arvbelle?

[@daweisun9368]

Am I the only person using self-direct Chase You Invest Trade?

[@KaiatheSiberianHusky]

I have it too

[@nizar5558]

TD Ameritrade only have USD0 for US citizen. I was planning to use TOS but since my residency is Malaysia, I need to register with Singapore TD Ameritade. So no zero commision for those who open with Singapore account. I like TOS papertrader platform. Unfortunately it is expensive. I use tastyworks for my option spread and zero dollar for shares. Now I am planning to do research on others traders platform. Any suggestions?

[@a123386]

Hey Arvabelle, thank you so much for the detailed comparison! Just making sure, when using TDAmeritrade, we are only required to deposit a minimum if we are considered as a Day Trader, right? That means if you are a long-term investor, no minimum deposit is needed. Is that correct?

[@janshuster1426]

TD has no minimum to open an account.

[@janshuster1426]

TD has no minimum to open an account.

[@Heisenberrrg]

Which is best for Roth IRA? Thanks.

[@bicycleninja1685]

I have webull and I'm too lazy to switch, but I hear a lot of good things about Ameritrade.

[@khadimbaksh3041]

I am trying to sign up for one of these trading apps. Where would your money sit while you are waiting to buy stocks? Do I have to keep my money in the app? Or can I move the money into the app when I am ready to buy? I do not want a long wait time when I ready to buy. I want to be set up so I can buy stocks quickly without waiting. Any suggestions ?

[@bmay81]

Robinhood is the best for that. But E*TRADE once you deposit and wait a week you can transfer instantly but only up to your previous deposit.

[@chadbrowneagapetos2015]

Could cater your content for non us account usage as in make a video covering brokers that allows for non us. Love the video I wonder why interactive brokers didn't make it here.

[@Arvabelle]

I can look into it - though I'm not too familiar with brokers outside of the US.

[@chadbrowneagapetos2015]

Well to help you out tdameritrade, fidelity does offer non us but then you have cover non withholding tax. There probably alot that non us

[@crandello]

Robinhood is a great app but... their software freezes and you can't sell. Their site has also crashed for hours. Both situations can cost you a lot of money.

[@goldstonemark]

Thanks for a great video. Which platform is suitable for non US residents?

[@dattadebeshchoudhary5213]

IBKR : interactive broker always promotes about lowest commission brokerage; what is your openion I am facing hard time with their platform and customer service too much argumentative, like advocates does not solve your simple problem or explain the things.

[@joshmanzo2278]

Great video. Does fidelity have paper trading?

[@vela7447]

Fantastic video! Looking into this stuff now that I'm just about to be legal age. I like the interfaces of Webull and ETrade. Also, just an observation, your camera is constantly trying to refocus!

[@Arvabelle]

Yeah I noticed that editing the last two videos - I'll have to see what's causing it!

[@mujtabakhan7380]

I’m new and I Don’t know anything about stocks, any idea how to start and which app/brokerage I can use to buy and sell pls

[@22sungho]

mujtaba khan watch the video

[@rodrigosousa3924]

Look for Zed Monopoly

[@nizar5558]

I am new too but I enrolled in technical analysis classes. I made money consistently with minimal losses. You need to have knoweldge either enrolled to the classes, read books and follow good youtuber, dont just jump into trading. Good luck

[@BrokeManFinance]

I tried all the other platforms, and Robinhood is still the best one....for me. Robinhood gets a lot hate for their outages, but the secret is all of these platforms have had outages, it just happened to Robinhood on the worst day possible.

[@Mrperez-oj9ln]

how do you mack your macbook to let you log in to your tdameritrade account? i can't get my to do it, It keeps saying page not secure.

[@laughsinmelanin3697]

At 10:20 you said something good about Charles Schwab is that you can have all your financials under one Institution. So I want my Roth IRA and my brokerage account and a checking account all under Charles Schwab do you think that would be a good idea to do? Have them all under one institution

[@Arvabelle]

It’s not necessarily “good” or “bad” to do that, it really just depends on whether the accounts they’re offering line up with what you need. If you’ve looked into their interest rates and fees for all their different accounts and you’re happy with those, then I’d say go for it.

[@goldenlion7779]

That would be the ideal situation...

[@tipsy09]

what zero commission brokerages can you use a TFSA in?

[@BruceWayne-us3kw]

I used to use robinhood but switched to E*TRADE. I also have a TD Ameritrade account.

[@Arvabelle]

Nice! They're good platforms!

[@allstarsacademydaycare5405]

HELLO HELLO, Robinhood is the worst company that you can use for options trading. Their order execution is super slow. I am Leaving Robinhood next week. I also believe they are roughing the trades. I lost close to $20,000. I am shopping for a new trading company.