Popular brokers for stock trading: Robinhood >commission free and no minimum to open robinhood.com
> How is it free? Robinhood earns revenue by collecting interest on cash/securities and fees from their Robinhood Gold service
> It's been X days, why isn't my account verified yet? Not being approved in 3 days seems to be the new norm. Nevertheless, call/email their support if you've been waiting more than that.
> When is it coming to my country? The only "plans" are on an Australian and Chinese beta. Neither of which has gained much traction.
Interactive Brokers >$1 commission per 100 shares. $10k minimum to open, $3k if 25 or under. Lowest margin interest. Free API access interactivebrokers.com
TD Ameritade >$6.95 commission per trade. No minimum to open. Fantastic data/charting through their free ThinkorSwim service tdameritrade.com
Jeez, that's brutal. Not a doctor but I'd say see a specialist at some point.
Nice! Checked too. We'll make it, buddy.
It's a great idea if law school or government is your goal.
Nietzsche was mentally a Chad if you read his work. IRL though, not so much.
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Guys I'm scared, what's the FED gonna do to us? They have a fortress building that's half underground and under armed guard in my city, should I roll up and ask what's the guy up front gonna happen?
>Nietzsche was mentally a Chad if you read his work. IRL though, not so much. I tried to read some Nietzsche stuff
If you are not an edgy fag and actually try to understand his thought process (not so much his ideas and thesis although I find them interesting), you may become less of a naive retard
