Is there such a company out there?
It would also be nice if they have an office somewhere (in the Atlanta area) as well but mandatory
If I hear about a stock I just want to log on research it and buy as many or as little shares as I want or as many times as I want a day, week, month or year at a flat rate.
Is there such a company?

I MEAN I WANT TO LEARN DAY TRADING STOCKS, LIKE AMEX, NYSE, NASDAQ ONLINE THAT TOO REAL TIME.
I FOUND SO MANY ONLINE TRADING COURSES.
HOW BENEFICIAL IS THIS LINK:
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ANY IDEA:
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http://lansing.craigslist.org/fns/172121865.html
HOW IS THIS LINK WHEN IT COMES TO LEARNING OR LEARN DAY TRADING STOCKS ONLINE?
http://lansing.craigslist.org/fns/172121865.html
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As for sources, check with your brokerage. Many of them make learning tools available to their clients.
Best of success.
I did see a commercial on CNBC for $0.25 trades… but i forgot the name.


Anyway, let me answer your question. E-trade has a fairly decent platform for day trading.


In a cash account when you sell it will take three business days for that trade to settle. You can use those proceeds to buy another stock. But you can not sell that new purchase until the first sell has settled.
With a margin account you don't have to worry about the settlement rule. BUT if you have a small account and you are trading frequently, you do need to worry about overdoing it and getting a margin call. That is probably not a surprise you would want.
My recommendation: limit your trades to one or two per week. Spend most of your time researching so they are profitable trades.

For details on day trading kindly have a look at the following
http://ezinearticles.com/?The-Basics-Of-Day-Trading&id=1148430



