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Topic	Is now a good time to buy stocks with $50?
Solid Snake07 03/09/20 7:47:28 PM #25:	AFrench2 posted... Well, yes, most major platforms such as etrade and TDAmeritrade require a minimum deposit to open an account...as was previously mentioned, you can use ROBINHOOD. It's free, I think it's like 1 cent a trade. It has some limitations though (for example - it does NOT act as an investment bank for you, so you can NOT transfer money from your bank account and use money floated to you while the transfer is in-progress. You have to wait. Just one example...all major investment banks will float you money during transfers, and when you sell stocks, etc etc. They'll give you instant access to a certain amount of a deposit while you're waiting on transfer depending on the size of your account --- "People incapable of guilt usually do have a good time" -Detective Rust Cohle <cite>Solid Snake07 posted [p:935455859] in Is now a g... [t:78460943]...</cite> <quote>AFrench2 posted... </cite> <quote>Well, yes, most major platforms such as etrade and TDAmeritrade require a minimum deposit to open an account...as was previously mentioned, you can use ROBINHOOD. It's free, I think it's like 1 cent a trade. It has some limitations though (for example - it does NOT act as an investment bank for you, so you can NOT transfer money from your bank account and use money floated to you while the transfer is in-progress. You have to wait. Just one example...all major investment banks will float you money during transfers, and when you sell stocks, etc etc.</quote> They'll give you instant access to a certain amount of a deposit while you're waiting on transfer depending on the size of your account --- "People incapable of guilt usually do have a good time" -Detective Rust Cohle</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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