Day trading by the novice investor might be the most difficult process to get started in stock trading. But it is also the easiest way to grow your portfolio quickly. Trading stock from your own home is the most popular way to get started in day trading. But where does one begin? Ameritrade claims to have helpful support and give great rates per trade. While futures and stock options are very attractive to novice investors, options trading and day trading are different worlds. bfrk.com was designed to bring you reviews of Ameritrade, both good and bad. We do edit the reviews, but only for length, not content. Please peruse our site and leave us a review for our readers!
I really prefer e*trade. Primarily because with e*trade I can day trade on my own terms. Ameritrade and e*trade are so similar that its just a matter of preference. You can find good and bad pieces of both trading sites, but the rates are good and its easy to work with.
Vic Wallace Macon, GA 9-1
There is only one way to trade. Ameritrade. Trust em use em and make your money baby. I get lost in the other companies features junk. When I do my day trading, its always Ameritrade.
Jeff Mc Gowan Antioch, TN 8-30
Why even mess around with any other company really. I have found that while it does not really matter who you choose to go through for your trades, you kind of get into a rhythm with one. Ameritrade has been my company for the last 3 years and I have done quite well with them. I like that they will allow me to trade when I want and what I want. They offer good support and will occasionally give a suggestion about my trades. No insider trading stuff, just helpful hints on timing. I feel like I have the stock market at my fingertips. With the easy and reliability of Ameritrade I will bring in over $155,000 in profit this fiscal year.
Gary Rowe Janesville, WI
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The merger with TD Waterhouse and Ameritrade will significantly help you trade. I have been working with TD Waterhouse for years and I have found them to be very helpful in lots of ways. First the platform that they allowed me to use was easy to understand and they always had a rep availble for me to speak with when i had trouble or was ready to adjust the portfolio. The merger or Ameritrade and TD Waterhouse will only increase the breadth of their abilities. I look forward to see what they can do now!
Thomas T. Soderville 3-28-06
I recently found out that TD Ameritrade
does not notify customers when a
check they deposit is bounced. I spoke to an executive assistant about
the issue, and he told me that they have never had any complaints about
not being notified when checks that are deposited are bounced. Does
anyone else want to be notified when a check they deposit at TD bounces?
clockrad@****.com
I would assume that one should be aware of checks that might bounce before sending them in to Ameritrade. Better luck next time... -Mark
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