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Originally Posted by mrkbbd
I've been wanting to start managing a portion of my investments on my own, kind of for fun / a challenge, ...
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Imo, they are all fairly similar; some have different pitches and featuresand one should probably pick a couple and read the fine print andadvantages.
http://online-stock-trading-review.toptenreviews.com/is just one opinion/rating site, fwiw.It usually takes some real dough and/or serious trading activity, to see "Level II" activity.If you are just fiddling, any of them are fine, imo. Stop loss, sell points and avoiding day trading/swing trades are the keyto making dough, imo.GL,mD
PS: "trading" does not necessarily relate to "investing" and trading does not often make one money, imo...