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Preferred Capital Markets - Attitude Online Trading
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Emcee:  jtsaratoga Type:  Unmoderated
I recently found this brokerage firm preftech.com. Its clients trade through its own proprietary software over internet instead of using a web browser which is advantageous IMO. The commission rate is 0.02/share with minimum $15. The software (Attitude Online Trading) provides staging capability where one can park your orders beforehand and execute them when it is appropriate. However, all orders are day orders at this moment, I think. One can always trade through human via a toll-free number if there is any problem trading over the net.

It is currently running a $100 promotion on commission or real-time data fee through AT financial.

I am not affiliate with Preferred except just transferred my account from Datek and will start trading tomorrow.

Please share any experience with this firm.
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49 Hi All: I have been using Brown & Co for a while, but lately it's becoTraderC-2/12/2000
48 Jon, I agree PT's support line has gone from worst to even more worst if thOX-2/11/2000
47 Which online broker has the least execution risk? While I have been relativelyJon Tara-2/11/2000
46 Here's ANOTHER Preferred website. Can anybody explain the relationship betJon Tara-4/16/1999
45 hey stumpy you're holding out on me I just read that Preferred pays interbob wallace-3/20/1999
44 I dont trade with them yet, so I dont know for sure, but I imagine that you woubob wallace-3/20/1999
43 Where do you find what stocks can be shorted with Preferred? thanksSeasideHeights-3/20/1999
42 interquote was having some real problems with them until yesterday when thingsbob wallace-3/19/1999
41 I don't want to get into a joke duel, this is serious stuff we're talkistumpy-3/19/1999
40 well, my wife is an "investor", [personally, if she is an investor I&bob wallace-3/19/1999
39 Well you'll like Preferred for trading. It's faaaaast. I'm lookingstumpy-3/19/1999
38 I mostly traded Dreyfus when it was PBS I know it has a good rep for options, bob wallace-3/19/1999
37 Well don't think about what its worth, that'll drive you crazy ! Whatstumpy-3/19/1999
36 huh I never really thought about what a stock was worth either it goes up orbob wallace-3/19/1999
35 OK. That's the only problem really...figuring out what you bought x for andstumpy-3/19/1999
34 ah! well, I am not all that hot on real time p&l, but that may be because bob wallace-3/19/1999
33 The current position is not updated in real time, since it is not linked to a rstumpy-3/19/1999
32 stumpy, are we talking about the same preferred?? I looked at their demo, andbob wallace-3/18/1999
31 hmmm, what exactly do you mean you have to hunt around for the price you paid -bob wallace-3/18/1999
30 Well in that case you'd like Preferred...although their system does not givstumpy-3/18/1999
29 stumpy good point on that stop thing -- while I do use stops sometimes, I hatebob wallace-3/18/1999
28 Preferred is very good in all respects except that you cannot place stop ordersstumpy-3/18/1999
27 stumpy! I just posted you over on Freedom, and then did a search on Preferred,bob wallace-3/18/1999
26 I have just opened an attitude online account with Preferred. They are a "stumpy-2/20/1999
25 Chuck, Works. Awesome package. Now all you need is L2 for my BB's :-) SteveSC Anderson-2/19/1999
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