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When it comes to online brokerages, Charles Schwab, TD Ameritrade, Fidelity, and E*Trade are some of the biggest names in the game. Each of these brokers offers a wide range of investment options, low fees, and a user-friendly platform. But what sets them apart from each other?
Charles Schwab
Charles Schwab is one of the pioneers of the online brokerage industry. It offers a wide range of investment options, including stocks, bonds, ETFs, mutual funds, and options. It also provides comprehensive research tools, educational content, and personalized investment advice. One of the standout features of Charles Schwab is its commission-free trading for stocks, ETFs, and options. That means investors can save a lot of money on trading fees. Also, Charles Schwab has a unique investment feature that allows investors to buy fractional shares of stocks and ETFs, making it possible to invest in companies that have high-priced shares.
TD Ameritrade
TD Ameritrade offers a robust trading platform that is easy to use. It provides a wide range of investment options, including stocks, ETFs, options, bonds, mutual funds, and futures. TD Ameritrade provides investors access to extensive research and educational tools, including interactive learning tools and webcasts. A standout feature of TD Ameritrade is its 24/7 customer service, making it easy for investors to get help whenever they need it. Another benefit of TD Ameritrade is its commission-free trading of stocks, ETFs, and options.
Fidelity
Fidelity is a well-known brokerage that provides a range of investment options, including stocks, mutual funds, ETFs, options, bonds, and CDs. Fidelity has robust research capabilities, including research reports, market analysis, and third-party research. Fidelity also has a variety of educational resources, including workshops, webinars, and online courses. A standout feature of Fidelity is its low-cost index mutual funds and ETFs. Also, Fidelity offers commission-free trading for stocks, ETFs, and options.
E*Trade
E*Trade is another well-known broker that provides a range of investment options, including stocks, mutual funds, ETFs, options, bonds, and futures. It offers a user-friendly platform and comprehensive research tools, including market analysis, company research, and educational resources. E*Trade also provides personalized advice and portfolio management services. A standout feature of E*Trade is its commission-free trading for stocks, ETFs, and options.
Conclusion
When it comes to choosing an online broker, investors have a lot of options. Charles Schwab, TD Ameritrade, Fidelity, and E*Trade are all top contenders, with each offering unique features and benefits. Ultimately, investors should choose a broker based on their individual needs, investment goals, and budget.
I recently got into the YouTube financial niche, and I’ve taken a deep dive into investing. Particularly, stock investments as it interests me. I have tried multiple methods to build my portfolio in the past using robinhood. So far I’m making progress with the help of a pro. Back to the video, wonderful job there.
Best mobile app TD ameritrade, unfortunately now it will be destroyed under schwab
please a video on mattel vs hasbro and had their rivalry began.
for the next video on sucessfull businesses do one on dungeons and dragons why there sucessful and revolutionzed a a whole new genre,and mention wizards of the coast a subsidiary of hasbro.
The asterisk in the title makes it seem like the name is censored.
I’ve been with all 4 that you mentioned as well as Merrill Lynch. They are all pretty much the same. There are things I like about each of them as well as things I don’t. I am currently with Schwab and E-Trade for my IRA. I still have an account with TDA as I like TOS as it is the best for trading. One thing most of the reviews on you tube fail to discuss is Research at the brokerages. For research I find that E-Trade is the best. With an ETrade account you have access to all of the research of Morgan Stanley which is very thorough and heads above the rest. With the right research you can do well at any of the brokerages mentioned above.
Ameritrade easy to use
Lmao I almost thought you were about to talk a sponsor at the beginning
https://youtu.be/hbMTIpgWrTQ
I've used Fidelity bit only because my 8 to 5:30 broke ass inherited a split portfolio w/my sis a decade ago.
It was all started by my grandfather and when my Corp mom took over (as he grew old and senile) in the 90s, did it really grow.
You mentioned doing research? She would literally go many afternoons pulling as much info as she could on perspective stocks at the public library. She had a pretty good formula that even her broker admitted was ingenious. I left most of her investments parked outside of divesting from Corp thugs like Exxon & Pfizer ( I would be much richer today had I not done but at least I can sleep at nite)!
Fidelity has a wonderful customer service team and easy to use website. I can literally do most trades free if I do the transaction.
My sis went with Schwabb and sez she likes the mobile app. I never use mine on my Smart phone mainly because I'm paranoid it opens more hacking opportunities so do all my own PC @ home!
I was lucky, when we first got the inheritance the stock market was at 13K roughly. Now @ 34K? Even after the brief pandemic freak out, it's been incredibly lucrative and never went back to work after mom passed. Bless u Joyce Jill & gramps!
I am with Fidelity. I have RSUs from work and I had the choice between Fid & CS. CS was more expensive.
RIP Scottrade
They are all guilty of selling counterfeit shares of #MMTLP to investors. #FINRAFRAUD WallStreet, broker corruption.
Oh. Those good old Wall Street stories…
What happened to Scottrade?
Do one for bob barker they sell clothes to prisons
In my opinion, “individual online” accounts are not much different when it comes to human behavior…if a casino town, it’s up to the individual to stay away if they don’t have the experience or wisdom to enter, similar to when people get in over their head with online brokerage accounts it comes down to the individual…I don’t recall anyone crying because they made “too much money”, but do see the cases where they loose a great deal…
etrade and td ameritrade- used for stock trading
swabb- about to open a roth ira with them, but i am in limbo between swhabb and fidelity roth ira
Would you do a video on automobile insurance companies.
Bravo!
I love how I come across you every once in a while. I binged your shit for literally a month. Now I’m back because I’m getting old and need to plan.. I’m sorry I didn’t subscribe back then!
Love these, I have a few suggestions: Coca Cola Vs Pepsi, Verizon vs. AT&T, autozone vs. advance auto parts, NVIDIA vs AMD, Exxon Mobil vs. chevron, Costco vs BJS,
It's weird how everyone proclaims using Charles Swab but every single discord, signals group, Facebook and Twitter everybody screenshots there profits are using TD think or swim.
Charles Schwab & Fidelity are both superior. I like Schwab just a little better.
Thank you Robinhood for make commission free trading a normalcy.
I use Etrade
TD has 24hr. excellent CS over the phone!
CS and TDA are the same company
You forgot Vanguard. Founded by Jack Boggle, a true legend in investing.
ETrade Customer Service has very loong hold times (1 to 2 hours) and bad elevator music to boot.
Poor service after it was taken over by Morgan Stanley.
I started trading 5 years ago with Acorn. made very little $, but now I graduated up to E Trade. doing so much better. I have my investments spread out to 35 companies, which gives me a weekly dividend… so it's going great!!!
Got an ad for Fidelity while watching this video…
Happiness comes when you invest and get paid, My heart is full of joy all because of Mr Davon. I just made another successful withdrawal, no more withdrawal pending, always successful.Mr Daovn is legit and method works like magic. I keep on earning every single week with her strategy.
Joe Ricketts and his wife shops in my drug store. They're pretty nice in person.
Speaking of all of these. You need to cover Gamestop, the rise, the fall and now rise again… Just saying.
You can't find this information anywhere today, but a big thing Charles Schwab did to democratize stock market investing was to locate their desks inside Sear's Stores when they first opened. Prior to Schwab, most small investors would actually see most of their gains wiped out by commissions. Most people then simply thought of stock market investing as a rich person's luxury, but suddenly, you could open a brokerage account, and buy stocks where you bought your lawnmower.
When money is added to an account how long does it to be available to buy stocks? I keep getting an error 013014 good faith violation it says you can avoid this by adding 25k to your account. I do have that amount but I am not putting it there lol any app that doesn't do this? There has to be an app that the funds don't take forever to be available to invest in?
None of them right now
My 401(k) is thru Fidelity. So I also got into their brokerage services.
Schwab as in World economic forum Schwab?
Fidelity is now my main account for investing, but looking for a 2nd account for swing trades and options. I have always like Etrade and may go with them.
I love Fidelity. I trade in mutual funds and ETFs — Fidelity offers a wide range of Fidelity-branded and-managed mutual funds. I haven't had experience with the other three firms.
Personally, I use TD Ameritrade and Webull.
I've tried a few but Fidelity has them all beat. My opinion of course.
I thought Schwab bought TD Ameritrade
I live in south Africa so I don't use any of these I use easy equities and other platforms connected to the Johannesburg stock exchange