05-13-2020, 03:42 PM
(05-13-2020, 11:31 AM)MikeWa Wrote:I agree. Too many accounts has it's downside. I have settle on two now that I have my 401K in my possession. Most of my money is in Waterhouse due to extremely low fees for everything, and decent return on cash that is easy to flip around. I couldn't live without my TD Ameritrade account though. The interface and research functions are about all you could ever expect for free. They are pretty loose with the restrictions too. I think I could send them a PIC of my house deed and they would let me day trade naked options on margin the next day lol. OK, not quite that loose, but I find them very cooperative.(05-13-2020, 11:25 AM)EricL Wrote: I have an account with Fidelity too, and it seems to work just fine. Has a bit more research options, although I don't like the account page layout quite as well.
Thanks. I already have a relationship with Schwab (not brokerage) so they are my first choice.
Don't want to have too many different brokerage providers, but still want to diversify. Currently we have Merrill and Ameritrade. Ameritrade will be moved this year to Schwab. If I move some accounts from Merrill to Schwab, we will have two brokerage companies, Merrill and Schwab.
