Jul
19
After thinking about it for some time, I’ve finally decided to close my E-trade account and switch to Scottrade. Why? Cheaper commission trade, of course. E-trade charges $13/trade, whereas Scottrade only charges $7/trade. YES, it’s only $7/trade. Gosh, why didn’t I switch to them sooner?!
I’m currently in the middle of looking into this one particular stock that I can wait to share with you guys. It’s traded less than $10/share and yesterday, they went up by $3.30. Pretty good, right?
Anyways, I should be done with my research in a couple of days; and as soon as I’m done, I’m going to write here as much as I know about this stock.
Quote of the Day:
Don’t learn the tricks of the trade. Learn the trade. – Anonymous
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PRPL: The Horn River Basin area has been identified as being larger than the Barnett shales of Texas as reserves have been estimated as high as 50 trillion cubic feet of natural gas by Wood Mackenzie in a recent report.
Park Place Energy Corp. is pleased to announce, with cash flow exceeding expectations, operations at the Company’s Eight Mile gas property will be aggressively accelerated.
Park Place Energy Corp. (OTCBB: PRPL) has now reveal its potentiality of having 44 wells which can give millions in revenue after the first complete month of production.
Can any one give me any idea regarding the key competitor of IBOT.PK
Can anyone tell how would chemical production using sugarcane based ethanol is better than by using the traditional petroleum.
With the partnership with Cosan SA – the world’s largest sugar cane processor IBOT.PK seems to be strong fundamental mover from here on. The stock is trading very near to its 52 week high.
IBOT.com has given a $435 million in GROSS sales targeted by year-end 2010 as per BeaconEquity.com. How this stock looks like on chart .Can anyone advice me please?
Hey im pretty new to investing in the stock market, was just curious how long you’ve been tradeing with scottrade… and do you think its worth it to switch over to them… is it any different then doing it with etrade?
Furrealz? That’s mavroelsuly good to know.