Best website to buy stocks
What’s the best website to purchase stocks? I heard about Robinhood and people use it a lot since it’s free?
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I use schwab
Same. Interface is user-friendly and I like how it can show you a summary of all of your accounts, including your personal checking/savings.
Schwab as well. I’ve found it to be great - no complaints.
Interactive brokers
IG.com / US
No real difference these days, just pick the one with the user interface you like the best. Fidelity, ETrade, etc. are all fine
I'm partial to E-Trade, I've used it for a long time so I'm just used to it by now. Has good access to a wide variety of funds, fees have come down like most others to basically 0 unless you are an options trader. I also like that, should I want it, lots of research is available through their platform - which I view as a plus, although who cares today when everyone is just YOLO'ing options.
If you want margin, good rates, borrow, really active options trading - Interactive brokers comes highly rated on that front, I know plenty of people who use it and love it.
Use robinhood they give you a free stock.
I use Robinhood because they make me feel good when I invest. I would recommend using Reddit as a source of research. There’s a really cool thread I found r/Wallstreetbets with a lot people who have some really good ideas and we can all support each other’s investment.
Robinhood probably lowest barrier to entry. HMU if you need a referral code.
If you’re a beginner, I would use WeBull instead of Robinhood. The interface is much more informative. And I feel like I have more choice and control over my trades. Been using both since July but I mainly trade on WeBull now where I have 60% pnl (about $24k)
Fidelity was the smoothest to open an account with so that I what I use
TD Ameritrade’s ThinkorSwim platform is the GOAT for options.
I actually read: "best website to buy socks" and still clicked on the thread...
Robinhood for miscellaneous account, Schwab for Roth IRA.
How about Motley Fool? It is one of the best stock picking services around. They have a lot of experience in this field, and it makes sense to work with them. I have chosen them after reading a thorough review about them online. For now Motley Fool stock picking has helped me make better investments. They update the list of the best stocks to buy, and they also give you two new stock picks every month. For now, I have been listening to what they have to say, and it has been working for me. There are profits that I've already made, big recommendation for these guys.
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