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Reply to Most Bullish Underlyings and the "Cheapest" Calls by mytendies

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NagatoKami t1_jae81tg wrote

Reply to comment by StonedPharaoh in Charging for signals by StonedPharaoh

Up or down, they skim fees from the people who put their money in the fund. That's the whole point - a subscription. Ask yourself why there is a subscription for almost everything. Steady income and in the long run you get payed more than an actual sell.

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AustinPowers007 t1_jae7wzf wrote

Reply to Rolls Royce Holdings PLC recovery play, aiming for 7 figures by 2024. by New-Sky8027

might have some juice in there but damn its way too hard for my smooth brain to formulate an hypothesis on them, that annual financial report is a fucking nightmare to parse

Edit: a DD on them based on cash flow debt maturity and facilityes and explaining all those liabilityes with acronyms would be nice af else its a pass based on complexity

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VisualMod t1_jae7m8g wrote

Reply to Trading fees and commissions by Charles___Lee___Ray

>There are definitely ways to reduce the amount you pay in trading commissions and fees. One way is to trade less often. If you only trade a few times per month, your total commission costs will be much lower than if you were trading multiple times per day. Another way to reduce costs is to use limit orders instead of market orders when possible. This ensures that you only pay the commission on trades that are actually executed, rather than paying for each order placed regardless of whether it fills or not. Finally, some brokerages offer volume discounts which can significantly reduce your overall cost if you're a high-volume trader.

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Reply to Trading fees and commissions by Charles___Lee___Ray

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