http://investing.kubasek.com/2005/02/investing-101/ Learning from the pros; making decisions on my own. Tue, 12 May 2009 07:57:36 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://investing.kubasek.com/2005/02/investing-101/#comment-13 stas Thu, 17 Feb 2005 20:04:31 +0000 http://kubasek.com/blog/investing/2005/02/investing-101/#comment-13 Mike, ShareBuilder.com is another good option for dollar-cost averaging. I think, though, that BuyAndHold.com is cheaper when you get the $15/month unlimited trading options; you don't have to pay $15/per sell as you have to sharebuilder.com. There is even another one, MyStockFund.com, which might be the cheapest one of all. My advice to all, compare them and pick the one that suits you. All of these are fine. Mike,
ShareBuilder.com is another good option for dollar-cost averaging. I think, though, that BuyAndHold.com is cheaper when you get the $15/month unlimited trading options; you don’t have to pay $15/per sell as you have to sharebuilder.com.
There is even another one, MyStockFund.com, which might be the cheapest one of all.
My advice to all, compare them and pick the one that suits you. All of these are fine.

]]> http://investing.kubasek.com/2005/02/investing-101/#comment-12 Mike M Tue, 15 Feb 2005 09:27:39 +0000 http://kubasek.com/blog/investing/2005/02/investing-101/#comment-12 Hey Stan, Good read. There is also another brokers, sharebuilder.com, that is similar to BuyAndHold.com. It allows you to setup an automated investment plan for dollar cost averaging. You can also buy real-time. They charge $4 per investment, $12 for 6 or $20 for 10. I've used it and it's nice. Just be sure to at least sign up for the "Standard" plan as you get the free Gain/Loss Tracker, which is nice. So what do you think of ETFs vs Mutual Funds? It seems ETFs are a better deal with less fees. Hey Stan,
Good read. There is also another brokers, sharebuilder.com, that is similar to BuyAndHold.com. It allows you to setup an automated investment plan for dollar cost averaging. You can also buy real-time. They charge $4 per investment, $12 for 6 or $20 for 10. I’ve used it and it’s nice. Just be sure to at least sign up for the “Standard” plan as you get the free Gain/Loss Tracker, which is nice. So what do you think of ETFs vs Mutual Funds? It seems ETFs are a better deal with less fees.

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