E Trade "Privacy" Agreement = JOKE
I just now went to open a new account with e-trade. Because of the various posts regarding security and disclosure of information on this forum I decided I would actually read the privacy agreement. ...
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mich800 - Gotcha - Just one more reason not to take a flyer with penny stocks.
The stock I have in mind has solid technology and an established industrial customer base. They just do not have enough business yet to turn a profit. My intent was to just sit on this stock for as many years as it took for my ship to come in via a merger or acquisition.
I might still buy it, but not with E Trade.
I read the privacy statement for Scott Trade and it as not as ominous as E-Trade. But they wanted 3.5 cents per share transaction charge to deal with penny stocks, which is more than my bank charges.
The stock I have in mind has solid technology and an established industrial customer base. They just do not have enough business yet to turn a profit. My intent was to just sit on this stock for as many years as it took for my ship to come in via a merger or acquisition.
I might still buy it, but not with E Trade.
I read the privacy statement for Scott Trade and it as not as ominous as E-Trade. But they wanted 3.5 cents per share transaction charge to deal with penny stocks, which is more than my bank charges.
