Can you clarify? -- Are you talking about an account transfer incentive (Cash up front based on account size), or an annual interest rate on cash in account? I expect the latter, but have fingers crossed for the former!They also give 1.2% and up to 1.6% on the money in the account.
Can you clarify? -- Are you talking about an account transfer incentive (Cash up front based on account size), or an annual interest rate on cash in account? I expect the latter, but have fingers crossed for the former!
If you had the same commission rate and fees at Schwab and Fidelity, does anyone have any reasons to pick one over the other?
I tried a test SPX trade at Fidelity - it was .65 plus .03 in fees.
TOS wouldn't budge on commissions or fees, so I moved a large portion of my account to Fidelity. TOS sent me a short survey. I have found Fidelity has much better fills with price improvement because they don't sell order flow like TOS does. The fixed income department doesn't cheat you on the spreads like TOS, and the sweep money market fund pays around 2% vs almost 0% at TOS. The Active Trader Pro platform is adequate but not great.
Depending on your volume and amount of money you are transfering you can get better than $.65 per contract.
@RandyS or others familiar with Fidelity..
Do you happen to know if Fidelity's platform supports the ability to "paste" a text string (like TOS does) allowing the syntax, positions, order type, lot size, legs, etc to be formed external to the platform to eliminate time/error constructing an order to issue? I may need to dig into this myself, but curious if someone may already know.
what about schwab platform could I past a trade ?That is not possible since you cannot export trades means you cannot import them either
Ouch! But thanks! I have grown accustom to many of the features of TOS, and will have difficulty going "cold turkey" (going backwards on capabilities)!That is not possible since you cannot export trades means you cannot import them either