ES Journal - 2019/2020
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Then it really is the land of Oz?
Your version of a didgeridoo, eh?
Not bad after all that caffeine. I think I'd need that after taking out jittery loans to pay 40-60 bux commish for stock trades. Yikes!
I saw that Vanz. So you have joined the block train. Never thought it would come from you. Damn, the DOW really struck a nerve with you.
What happened? You used to be less tense.
You're making money in your stock trades, and I'm the one up to shit in my neck in bad futures longs, for the 5th time in almost as many years. At least I don't take it out on other posters. Geez!
But hey, 'tis your right. Just very sad that people feel the need to get so ANGRY and "block" other people because they cannot stand seeing text. Rather than destroy the radio, just turn the dial. Howard Stern taught me that.
What happened? You used to be less tense.
You're making money in your stock trades, and I'm the one up to shit in my neck in bad futures longs, for the 5th time in almost as many years. At least I don't take it out on other posters. Geez!
But hey, 'tis your right. Just very sad that people feel the need to get so ANGRY and "block" other people because they cannot stand seeing text. Rather than destroy the radio, just turn the dial. Howard Stern taught me that.
Australian Shares
Trade Execution
Brokerage fee amount by transaction value
Trade online brokerage fees:
$10.00 (Up to and including $1,000)
$19.95 (Over $1,000 up to $10,000 (inclusive))
$29.95 (Over $10,000 up to $25,000 (inclusive))
0.12% (Over $25,000)
These are one way fees so need to double them when including closing the position.
Trade Execution
Brokerage fee amount by transaction value
Trade online brokerage fees:
$10.00 (Up to and including $1,000)
$19.95 (Over $1,000 up to $10,000 (inclusive))
$29.95 (Over $10,000 up to $25,000 (inclusive))
0.12% (Over $25,000)
These are one way fees so need to double them when including closing the position.
By transaction value, rather than number of shares? That does not seem unwieldy...
In Australia for some reason everything is calculated on transaction value.
I always calculate my position size off how much I wish to spend, not just on # shares, ie, most of my trade positions are calculated on about $10k per position unless penny dreadful, then I'll scale in up to about $10k.
Edit. I buy just a tad under $10k so I don't pay for the next bracket, ie $29.95.
However, if my stocks go over $10k due to turning profitable, then, yup, cough up $29.95 to exit the position.
Bingo!
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