Row 38160

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You should have done it back in the 90's before internet trading then. $7 was a healthy discount on a trade sale, used to be like $35 for domestic trades. While it may be irritating to a degree, it is much better now than it ever was. I am curious how you are getting charged $7 unless you are playing in foreign markets. I can only recall one instance of this happening to me myself, and I don't trade in Italian markets anymore because of it. If that IS the case for you, you may be better off starting a company offshore in the country you want to trade in with a local broker (though they will probably tax you just as bad, or worse, in some other manner). Sometimes you just have to chalk it up to the cost of doing business, or change where you do business at if you don't want to absorb the costs. If you have a good relationship with another broker then by all means. I use Schwab myself, and have a few qualms, but when I ask for my money I get it on demand. Their account security is much better than average as well (can't spend what ain't there). They aren't packing their shit up in the middle of the night and pulling out a Houdini anytime soon either. Every link in the chain is all risk, from the first dollar put in to the last one out. If you are on the ropes, make an account with multiple brokers in case shit happens with one, or so you can reap a benefit that isn't jointly offered. Compile a list of pros and cons and start weighing things out. Everything counts.

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text You should have done it back in the 90's before internet trading then. $7 was a healthy discount on a trade sale, used to be like $35 for domestic trades. While it may be irritating to a degree, it is much better now than it ever was. I am curious how you are getting charged $7 unless you are playing in foreign markets. I can only recall one instance of this happening to me myself, and I don't trade in Italian markets anymore because of it. If that IS the case for you, you may be better off star…
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