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Re: Zecco: Stock Trading Goes Social

London Rentals — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 09:17:57 -0000

The social-networking area on TradeKing's site includes a blog ....

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Forex — Fri, 03 Apr 2009 08:43:48 -0000

Great work !!

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Forex Trading — Mon, 30 Mar 2009 05:41:41 -0000

Smith said Zecco can afford to offer zero-commission trading because it plans to earn its revenue elsewhere, and because it won't ...

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CFD Trading — Mon, 30 Mar 2009 05:39:30 -0000

Beyond the trading fees, Zecco has a good registration process and an excellent trading engine. ...

Re: Zecco: Stock Trading Goes Social

john sloan — Sat, 28 Feb 2009 21:13:53 -0000

I researched Zecco as well and i put my money
it it to really check it out and decided it
was a bait and switch. It took over a month
before I could take my money out, so before
you decide to deposit money remember this
old saying (If It Sounds Too Good To Be True
-thats right) so I took a good advice and
signed up with scottrade.com and got 3 free
trades with this promo code: YWEU0574

Re: Zecco: Stock Trading Goes Social

tiberiu84 — Mon, 01 Dec 2008 03:43:45 -0000

Well, buy the first copy of CFD for beginners and start your way up yo the top of all investors in the world.

Re: Zecco: Stock Trading Goes Social

kurt — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:17:51 -0000

Well we live in a stock trading era, what could we expect? More and more people realize the great perspectives of the online stock trading, and when the business is handled right, we can only expect for success.
http://www.onecfd.com/

Re: Zecco: Stock Trading Goes Social

Adam — Mon, 14 Jan 2008 17:45:41 -0000

Ehhh, I like the site and am a user but your comments are far, far too rosy.

They hood winked a lot of users by consistently scaling back their number of free trades and retroactively implementing a minimum balance requirement. That really hurt the small investors that had been taking advantage of their ill thought out business model. Frankly it was an embarrassing lack of foresight on their behalf by not anticipating the type of high volume, low balance investors that would become avid users.

That being said, I like the site quite a bit. They have enhanced a number of features and the community is growing. I was asked to become ac community rep and at the time declined, but since then the site has really improved in terms of organization and "cleanness."

The reality of the community isn't quite as great as you might think. The forums are somewhat useful but they lack the type of insight you can find at investors village, for example. The networking aspect should improve and I have interacted with others via the site and actually considered new trades based on their recommendations.

To summarize I like the company but I was very displeased with the consistent bait and switches they pulled on the community. If those are in the past I think they might have a future in an INCREDIBLY competitive industry.