Should demat account holders of Karvy stick onto them?? Or is it better to switch over??
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Move to indiainfoline
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I like eTrade for their web site design. It's easy to navigate and see your account info in real-time. If you trade enough, trades are as low as $9.99. It's also nice to have it integraded with eTrade Bank. If I ever need to withdraw money from my brokerage, I just transfer it to my eTrade checking and write myself a check. (or pay $25 for a wire or $5 to have a check mailed). I have had no problems getting through to a live person and the support seems pretty good. They are a lot more friendly than Waterhouse's.\n\nI like Scottrade for their $7 trades\n\nWaterhouse is OK. I never liked their web design and not being able to see my account in real-time.
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If I took one of my bars in to a coin shop to sell, and they wanted to drill in hole in my J/M serialized bar - I would give them a piece of my mind (loudly) and leave!\n\nyou should have NO problem selling them as long as they are a known refiner / assayer.\n\nAs far as the fees - thats a different matter.  I have only bought from a coin store, never sold to them.  Always sell to individuals - as they should atleast pay spot price (if price is in down trend) or more then spot if price is in uptrend.  I doubt a coin shop will pay over spot price, as they can get it AT spot price or just a tiny bit over, and thats thier worst case scenario.\n\nAnd along the same lines.  SHOP AROUND - can't stress that enough.  I found that coin shops in my area had very noticable price differences for the same thing - call each coin shop one morning, and ask for the price of a 10oz .999 silver bar.  Go visit the lowest 3 or 4 prices you get - (visit with empty pockets) just a get the feel of the place and see if you like who you'll be giving your money too.\n\nI should also say (since you asked), take it with you!  DO NOT pay for storage - its no good if you can't get to it when/if you need it.  Also, any fees over time will eat up some profit you will make if the price goes up, and it will add to the lose if the price goes down.\n\nIf its just an investment, buy in on a physical 'pool', like at kitco.com. Its about 1/3 the way down on this page:\nhttps://online.kitco.com/sellprice/selling.html  \nI only mention this as an option.  Personally, I would suggest getting physical if your interested in it.\n\nLast but not least - If you do decide to purchase some silver from a local coin shop - PAY IN CASH!!  No credit cards, no debit cards, no checks, no names, no nothing - just pay, say thanks and leave. \n\nGood luck!\n\nedited:\n"Nobody buys the actual metal as an investment anymore."\nNobody???  really???  Check E-bay - find a .999 silver "anything" that sells for less then spot price.  1000's of oz.'s per week are sold on E-bay at what I consider high prices, especially when you take shipping into consideration.
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You will be buying any skeletons they have in their closet.  If the seller cannot produce an accurate, detailed inventory to back up their asking price, then move on.  Also, that inventory can include discontinued styles that are no longer available for re-order.  Have them show proof that they are an authorized retailer for each line they carry and double check with each manufacturer on ther seller's order history with each designer.  Carrying discontinued styles and not being able to order from a particular vendor devalues those pieces exponentially.  I ran into those issues when thinking of buying a shop that was "valued" at 175K.  I walked away when the owner turned down an offer of 85k.  I started my own shop with brand new stock, twice the square footage, and much nicer for about 40k.  As they say in latin:  Caveat Emptor-Buyer Beware!
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I've done that with what I call 'loose change'.  Sometimes I've got a few dollars sitting around, obviously not going to make a lot of interest and not large enough for something substantial.  If some risky thing has been going down but I still feel it worth holding onto (its kinda fun when you sweat over a $90 stock moving a couple of bucks while a stock selling for less than a dime now goes for a buck or two, and yes, I've had that happen), then making an extra small trade can average down the value of your position.  When the stock starts to tick up for whatever reasons, you now have a lower break-even or profit point.  Again, it is only if you've got a few bucks left not doing anything and at Scottrade for $7 plus a half-point, it doesn't hurt much.  Of course, I also got a couple that are cluttering up my list because it will cost more to sell than they are worth today but that is part of the risk, right?
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Honestly it is upto you.  I like E-trade the most.  They are very helpful if you have issues with you site and/or account.  I have been with E-Trade since its infancy and so far not too many issues to bicker about.  Now you cant blame E-trade if you take risks and lose money. They also have awesome resources to study and see histories.
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NO, no no no. It is just another site to get your money. They probably aren't doing too well, you can tell the web site is for sale.\nIt's just another link site by Grassroots.org
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I can guarantee if you follow their instructions and give them your bank account information so that they can "deposit your winnings,' they will drain every last dime from your account. You will never see them or your money again!
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STBY...\nStart another account.
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I consider disk drive companies to be in a commodity business. It might be under or overvalued, but it still is closely tied to pc sales for it to have a true shot at market outperformance. 20 years ago was the prime time for Maxtor. You would be better off with a tech based ETF, spread the risk.
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I have an account with ING direct, but I've since abandoned it in favor of Emigrant Direct and HSBC.  I was very pleased with ING, but their interest rate on savings is no longer competitive.
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Very safe. Open a demat account with banks like: ICICI, HDFC. And ahead
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None. I have been in one, do yourself a favor... avoid them like the plague, all they do is take your money.
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I smell a rat. If you are so succesful then why are you advertising on this forum for free?!?!?\n\nHow much does someone have to invest?!? Where's the hard facts instead of the nicey nicey invites?!?!\n\nPeople deserve more up front. Instead of people like you getting people to attend under duress and then you hit them with the 'hard sale'.\n\nStop preying on the impressionable. \n\nAnd if I'm wrong, why not add an internet link to your companys site so we can all see how good an opportunity this is
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NO STORMPAY NOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!\nThey scamm and took money from many's members checking accounts and they are under FBI investigation now! They deal with all the hyip and the autosurfs, NOT GOOD!
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I highly doubt they would.. And why would you want to.. When you signed up as your first account.. Yahoo gave you 100 points free.. So you only made one point while using that account??\n\nNot worth the bother..
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Apparently not.  \n\nAll I can say, is that I don't have a "demat" account, whatever that is, but buying shares is not a problem.