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The E*TRADE FINANCIAL
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http://www.etrade.com
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The E*TRADE FINANCIAL (ET) family of companies provide financial services including brokerage, banking and lending for retail, corporate and institutional customers. Securities products and services are offered by E*TRADE Securities LLC (Member NASD/SIPC). Bank and lending products and services are offered by E*TRADE Bank, a Federal savings bank, Member FDIC, or its subsidiaries.
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Posted By: h P
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Posting Date:12/6/2006
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I like etrade financial. They are constantly updating and upgrading. |
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Posted By: Niks Aggarwal
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Posting Date:12/15/2006
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Posted By: Charlie Ehm
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Posting Date:5/3/2009
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My rating and comments only apply to buying corportate bonds at E*Trade. I know nothing about how they would be for stocks or options. (My guess is that IB or others would be better.)
But for corporates, E*Trade is the best in terms of providing inventory and trading tools.
I have accounts with Fidelity, Scottrade, Zions Direct (aka, Bonds for Less), and IB. So I have a basis for comparison. Also, I've had accounts in the past at Schwab and AmeriTrade, BrownCo (now defunct) and Harris Direct (now defunct).
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