Bdd asked:


I am 14 and I want to begin investing in the stock market. What is the best one for a beginner?? Scot trade, E*trade or any other good ones that are well known and trusted.
btw I know that I am underaged, my mom will open the account.
Thanks I will, but I don’t know if my mom has a broker.

HAROLD
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Comments

ghostlystate on 31 May, 2009 at 11:32 am #

LUIGI

scott trade is your best bet for your money, Etrade is OK too, they are both about the same.


Baller322315 on 1 June, 2009 at 2:34 pm #

QUENTIN

Hey man im in the same position as you are. My parents let me use their broker and use their account. Whatever money i make they let me keep but i dont have to pay for a startup fee. You should check that.


Tarv on 1 June, 2009 at 11:49 pm #

ISAIAH

I have accounts with E-Trade, TD-Ameritrade and Banc of America (Bank of America’s online brokerage). They are all good. E-Trade is the most user-friendly and helpful. TD-Ameritrade has research that I like. Banc of America has been the CHEAPEST so far for me. They don’t really have a set commission schedule it seems. Sometimes I’m charged $9.99 for a trade, and sometimes it’s only $6 or $3. I never know. All of them are good, and I’m glad you want to trade so young. I started when I was 14 as well, and it’s really so addictive! I’ve worked in the industry now for several years, and I wouldn’t want to do anything else.


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