I am looking for a broker to get me a deal for :-

1) CompareChina.com
2) CompareJapan.com
3) CompareRussia.com
4) CompareBrazil.com
5) CompareKorea.com
6) CompareSingapore.com
7) CompareGulf.com
8) CompareGermany.com
9) CompareNewZealand.com

I am looking at both the options, individual deals as well as blanket offer for all these names combined.


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Its a very nice deal with all the brokers.All the country are very best.But I have contribute to deal with russia and japan.The names are combined in individual deals.

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Whether your goal is, you must test drive before the brokerage firm to open an account. Erosion on its Web site, please visit their office near the telephone sales representative to talk, to see how smart they seem. Listen carefully to see how much they own mutual funds and other products, even though they may not be for you.

Whether your goal is, you must test drive before the brokerage firm to open an account. Erosion on its Web site, please visit their office near the telephone sales representative to talk, to see how smart they seem. Listen carefully to see how much they own mutual funds and other products, even though they may not be for you.

have not had an account with Lightspeed. I went to their web site and reviewed all information there. I also read all of the Lightspeed client reviews here on ET under "Brokers". The client reviews are for sure a big help and that is where I like to start. I also did a search here on ET for "Lightspeed and futures" and read all of the post I found there. I concluded that Lightspeed has a great rate on futures but not a very good rate on stocks if you plan to place orders that take liquidity. For my use with stocks, when I decide it is time to get in or out, I am going to hit the bid or ask and not try a tease some one into giving me a better price. IB has an "all-in" price of .005 per share with 1.00 minimum. For stocks, Lightspeed is not close to the IB rate after you add in the Lightspeed ECN and other fees to their .004 per share price. I have had an IB account for over 10 years and I sure am not going to be moving to Lightspeed. All things considered, I have not found another broker I would pick over IB. I hope my research and input will be of some help for you.