Portfolio Return for April 2010

Comment: My portfolio caught up with the benchmark due to the heavy dose of PrecMetal equity, which outperform significantly in the month.

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5 Responses to “Portfolio Return for April 2010”

  1. BBMak Says:

    Can you recommend me a discount brokers, except Scottrade and TD Ameritrade because I have these 2 accounts already. Currently, one of my brokers, Merrill Edge increases the fees, and I want to transfer out of that account. First, I have thought about Tradeking, but after reading your blog, I want to reconsider about it. If you have any good recommendation, please let me know. Thank you very much.

  2. indexfundfan Says:

    Currently, I have two active brokerage accounts for my taxable investments — Vanguard and eOption.com.

    I trade all Vanguard ETFs with Vanguard because they are commission-free. About anything else I use eOption, which offers $3 per trade with unlimited shares.

    You could also check out OptionsHouse.com. I have read good reviews on them.

  3. BBMak Says:

    Thank you for the quick reply.

    Do you know the optionhouse.com cover the Transfer Fees? I have checked out their site, but I don’t see any thing about covering the transfer fee.

    So, is that mean that you are not using Tradeking anymore?

  4. indexfundfan Says:

    BBMak, yes I dumped Tradeking shortly after I was able to transfer out my remaining holdings.

    Looking at the OH website, I think they do cover transfer fees up to $100 (ACAT rebate):

    http://www.optionshouse.com/promotions/

    It appears they are also offering free trades.

    It’s always best to shoot their customer service an email to clarify everything before submitting the application.

  5. BBMak Says:

    Thank you so much again. You are right. It is always good to read all the terms before sign up. It is lucky that I haven’t submit my transfer form yet to TK. I guess I just close the account of TK.

    Yes, I saw that in promotion. I would probably call them on Monday to clarify some of the terms and questions. I don’t really mind about the free-trade but I want a reliable discounted broker with great customer support.

    $2.95 a trade makes me feel unsecured broker, not sure are there any catches come with it? Funny feeling

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