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Commission vs No-commission trading, which one's better ?
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<p>Consider investing your money with a firm that charges no commissions or fees for stock and ETF trades. More firms—especially small companies and those that are new to the game—are adopting this structure to attract and retain clients. Some of these firms also waive the minimum deposit requirement, so you can start off with a low balance at no additional cost. You will, however, want to check on their fee structure for other investment vehicles along with any other fees they may charge to see if it balances out.</p>
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<p id="isPasted">There is no single "better" option between commission and no-commission trading, as the best choice depends on your trading style and priorities. While zero-commission brokers charge no per-trade fee, they earn revenue through other, less obvious methods, so a "free" trade is rarely truly free. </p><p><br></p>
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