C crgarcia Apr 15, 2009 #1 Other than manually buying ETF shares with your dividends (and paying commissions every time you buy)?
Other than manually buying ETF shares with your dividends (and paying commissions every time you buy)?
F Free Thinker Apr 15, 2009 #2 Quote from crgarcia: Other than manually buying ETF shares with your dividends (and paying commissions every time you buy)? More... one cent per share is too steep for you to do it yourself?
Quote from crgarcia: Other than manually buying ETF shares with your dividends (and paying commissions every time you buy)? More... one cent per share is too steep for you to do it yourself?
C crgarcia Apr 15, 2009 #3 Quote from vhehn: one cent per share is too steep for you to do it yourself? More... No, but perhaps there's something automatic, like some mutual funds.
Quote from vhehn: one cent per share is too steep for you to do it yourself? More... No, but perhaps there's something automatic, like some mutual funds.
A auspiv Apr 15, 2009 #4 they're called DRIPs (dividend reinvestment plans). i have an account with td ameritrade, and i just have to specify which stocks i want to participate with, and then its all automatic, every single dividend. they buy fractional shares too.
they're called DRIPs (dividend reinvestment plans). i have an account with td ameritrade, and i just have to specify which stocks i want to participate with, and then its all automatic, every single dividend. they buy fractional shares too.
