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Non-Tech : Always Looking for Cheap Internet Brokers
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To: mtnres who wrote (18)11/15/1997 5:40:00 PM
From: icedog  Read Replies (1) of 602
 
I have an ameritrade account and it all depends what time of day you want to trade. During the busy hours it can take up to 5 minutes but my experience so far has been less than 30 secs in general.

When the market was falling a couple of weeks back, forget it. But I think all brokerages were in the same boat.

They just changed their rates and it is like 9 bucks for a online trade, 18 for a broker assisted, (penny stocks can't be done online), and 23 for limit orders broker assisted.

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