E-Trade Brokerage Firm : How Much Money Should One Invest to Open an E-Trade Account?

To open an E-Trade account, invest as little as $50 or $100 dollars. Only invest what you can afford to lose though. Get information on interest rates and investments amounts for an E-Trade account with tips from a business professor in this free video on E-Trade. Expert: John Niemira Bio: John Niemira is a business professional who has been in the business industry for many years. Filmmaker: Michael Burton

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2. Okay, so apparently, he only mentioned shit I already knew... sideways look
3. Lord, I wish we knew each other so you could've hired me as your videographer! This is so cheesy, and Im only in 11 seconds into the video lmao. Hopefully I'll get something out of this, with that "never judge a book by it's cover" saying and all!
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5. Who the hell is this guy?
6. fuck you for pretending to read a newspaper and drink coffee before your video
7. lol press 3
8. what was the point to this snippet? not informative at all
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11. 0:04...Epic coffee drink.
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15. very well said...
16. that's some mighty fine camera work there at the beginning
17. LMAO 0:17-0:20
18. if you are trading all day you want to find a company that will charge you per share, depending. If you are trading large volumes, the 7.99 is a good idea and you would qualify because you would generally have a large balance.
19. good point my concern is fees ,i trade = 9.99 or 7.99 + fees,it just seems to me to be alot of money ,if im trading all day and dont make alot or break even ,i have to pay for all the trades,now im at a big minus ,i ndidnt break even but lost money, is this how it is
20. Very reasonable man, thank You for posting Sir! : )