S short&naked Sep 18, 2008 #1 I tried looking on the Proshares site for the commissions incured in trading SSO. Does this only depend on the broker?
I tried looking on the Proshares site for the commissions incured in trading SSO. Does this only depend on the broker?
S short&naked Sep 18, 2008 #3 Are commissions for ETFs such as SSO usually equal too commissions on stocks? Or are they more in line with mutual funds. I would like trade SSO without having mutual fund level comissions eat up profit. That's why I'm asking.
Are commissions for ETFs such as SSO usually equal too commissions on stocks? Or are they more in line with mutual funds. I would like trade SSO without having mutual fund level comissions eat up profit. That's why I'm asking.
L l2tradr Sep 18, 2008 #5 Quote from tommymoose: They cost the same as stocks with all brokers as far as I know. More... That's right. The difference is that there is a built-in management fee in the price of any ETF.
Quote from tommymoose: They cost the same as stocks with all brokers as far as I know. More... That's right. The difference is that there is a built-in management fee in the price of any ETF.
S short&naked Sep 18, 2008 #6 Quote from l2tradr: That's right. The difference is that there is a built-in management fee in the price of any ETF. More... Ah, where can you obtain the fee structure... how much is it?
Quote from l2tradr: That's right. The difference is that there is a built-in management fee in the price of any ETF. More... Ah, where can you obtain the fee structure... how much is it?