Looking for another broker after Freetrade closes.

Well,

If you go the FolioFN route, why not window trade with www.buyandhold.com

The have fixed unlimited....


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I have been looking for other brokers,

I am talking to Etrade Pro, Genesis, Cybertrader and some other's

With my style of trading, I need better prices than what IB and MB offer

I have been very unhappy with Freetrade, and had already decided to look elsewhere before this thread.

I am open to a group deal with the above mentioned Broker, but just want to see what the offer will be before i sign up with any others..

I also found www.foliofn.com, i like the pricing, but it just seems it will give the same fills as Freetrade, ( poor ) with routing via knight

So what about the rest of your Freetrader's ??

Steve
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Just got off the phone, I have us a group deal

3 a trade from the very 1st trade,

waiving the level 2 and real time streamer fee of 14.95 for the group deal

no other monthly charges

3 a trade, from the start !!

just like Freetrade, routing, additional fees for ecn,
BUT She just told me she is 99 % sure she will be able to give us BRUT at no additional cost, will know on Thursday

The only other fee's are the sec fee of .0000329 per dollar amount of the sell only ( not on the buy )

So a trade worth 10,000 dollars would be an extra .33 cents

and a NASD Trade account fee of .000075 on the sale
would be another .08 cents on the sale

contact me if your interested, and I will email you the contact info and the group code, (as not to upset their current clients when they read of the group rate, and wonder why they don't have it )

 
P.S.

so if you bought a 1000 shares worth 10,000 dollars
you would add 33 cents for a total of 3.33 on the sale only

and for NASD, add another 8 cents on the sale of that 1000 shares, for a total of 3.41 for the sale ( still only 3 for the buy )
 
Quote from steve23:

P.S.

so if you bought a 1000 shares worth 10,000 dollars
you would add 33 cents for a total of 3.33 on the sale only

and for NASD, add another 8 cents on the sale of that 1000 shares, for a total of 3.41 for the sale ( still only 3 for the buy )
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Which platform do they use? Can we use Quotetracker as front-end? I will be interested if so.

Jim
 
I think they are talking to Quotetracker at this very moment.

But still trades at 3 a trade is a good deal, considering Freetrade will going to 5 on monday for most :-(

Once again anyone interested, just send me a private message on here for the contact info and website.
Steve
 
Last night I sent an email to Freetrade requesting the same offer that Steve got regarding Izone... Here was the response:


Dear Valued Freetrade Client:

Good morning. Thank you for your request. However, your volume of trades do
not qualify for that offer. Thank you for your business.


Sincerely,

Client Services
Freetrade by Ameritrade
Division of Ameritrade, Inc.
 
Quote from steve23:

I think they are talking to Quotetracker at this very moment.

But still trades at 3 a trade is a good deal, considering Freetrade will going to 5 on monday for most :-(

Once again anyone interested, just send me a private message on here for the contact info and website.
Steve
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I'd like to honor Steve23 for doing the footwork and coming up with what looks like a great deal.

As with anything, only time will tell, but I'm definitely going to test them out. Looks good to me:)

Thanks Steve
 
Quote from roam92:

Last night I sent an email to Freetrade requesting the same offer that Steve got regarding Izone... Here was the response:


Dear Valued Freetrade Client:

Good morning. Thank you for your request. However, your volume of trades do
not qualify for that offer. Thank you for your business.


Sincerely,

Client Services
Freetrade by Ameritrade
Division of Ameritrade, Inc.
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The question I have is: What volume of trades with Izone DOES qualify for a better offer?
 
kjkent,

hmmmm. for you...lets see...oh its a little too high for you...

:) :) :)






Quote from kjkent1:

The question I have is: What volume of trades with Izone DOES qualify for a better offer?
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