Mr. Stupid

Top 10 Online Trading Destinations: September 2009

Yes I know...you keep getting Reg Teeeeeeeez...

I don't charge for my knowledge.

Mr. Stupid


On Oct 19 11:55 AM Rick in Qatar wrote:

> A better graph would be the number of on-line transactions each has
> per month. That would be a far more telling measure.
>
> I'm surprised E*Trade is where it is in customer base as it's site
> is by far the best of this list, IMHO, for anyone "actively" trading.
> Not trying to pump E*Trade as it has a ton of mortgage baggage but
> for ease of use and response time, it beats virtually all of those
> above it hands down.
>
> I do wish to exclude ShareBuilder from my commentary as I don't have
> an account with them. They may be awesome???
>
> I do have very "active" accounts with the rest of those above E*Trade
> and have had accounts with some of those below. I'm in the process
> of closing my Scottrade account.
>
> Do note I have been categorized as a "pattern day trader" from time
> to time.

Accounting Changes Not Factored into the Stress Tests

Momma always said, "stupid is is stupid does." Our Gov is enabling the entire financial industry to do the very thing that will prolong the agony. Hey since you have really poor credit but value your assets at 50k I will give you a 30k loan. Just don't tell anyone.

Frank

Citigroup Subjected to the Comfy Chair

I disagree..I think Citi will be just fine. Invest now in this company for crazy high returns down the road. This is a long - term hold unless you have the skill to day trade it.

Frank


On May 14 04:29 PM jeandit75 wrote:

> Let's be more precise please, Citi will raise $10 bn for now, then
> $20 bn next summer, then $40 bn by X-MAS at witch time they will
> 100% be owned by the govenrment. The american people (the tax payers
> - for those who still have a job) will pay for Citi's debt debacle
> (as for other major banks) for the next century.