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Who should I use to buy shares?

26-08-2005 3:01am

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PullMyFinger!

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Any reccomendations? Thanks

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#2 17-09-2005 12:13am

CYOF

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Depends on what way you want to trade?

Do you want to buy 100 share lots or greater?

Do you have any experience in trading the stock market?

Do you have a strategy to use?

Very easy to loose money if you do not know what you are doing!

CYOF

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#3 18-09-2005 1:30am

frankmcfrank

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www.goodbody.ie will sort you out with everything you need to know about shares etc!

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#4 18-09-2005 11:16am

zappb

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www.sharewatch.ie is the cheapest i think???? 30eur per trade, but you have to pay a certain amount of account "maintenance" yearly.

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#5 18-09-2005 2:46pm

RainyDay

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I've found Campbell O'Connor to be good value in the past. Don't trade too frequently though, or you'll be making your broker rich instead of yourself.

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