Talk:Stock broker
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[edit] Career...
Doctors study medicine... Chemists study one of many chemistry-fields... Teachers study docency... What do Stock brokers study? Economy? Administration? What?Herle King 23:07, 29 January 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Something else
Question: Is there really a point to listing "Famous stock brokers and their spouses"?? The former I could understand, though I'd prefer a larger list with no explanations (that's what the linked-to pages are for), but the latter is IMO totally superfluous. --Brazzy 21:43, 24 Jun 2005 (UTC)
I know this is someones hobby and they enjoy the Famous Stock Broker section, but I really do not find it relevant to this section, but I am going to leave it alone, and let the user that post it ultimately decide if it is valid/relevant to this section. Paul.Paquette (talk)04:19, 13 December 2005 (UTC)
I found the famous stockbroker section quite interesting.
[edit] broker commission comparison table
A good thing would be to have a discount broker commission comparison table.
If you're looking for that, there are many commercial sites that can help you. Wiki is NOT a link for commercial sites, and it is not US centric. DocendoDiscimus 23:39, 17 October 2005 (UTC)
I wasn't looking for links, I was looking for a list that shows the cheapest brokers to trade at. Could be placed at a subarticle called US stock broker commission table and yes you could have one for France, Japan, India, and other countries. Just because it's not US centric doesn't imply it should have no useful information at all for readers. I think attitudes like that are the downfall of this project.
There are such comparisons on wikipedia for things like media player and instant messaging programs, so why not brokers? - Guy who needs to create account
[edit] rewording
I think this article needs some serious rewording. One of the section titles is "related thing" - that doesn't refer to anything. Isn't there a better way to portray the topic of that section? Also "This is the case for the UK:" and "This is the case for the US:" - both painfully obvious sentences - there are a myriad of ways to express this more concisely, and less redundantly. - I am not changing it, since I don't have an account...
my former employers mother gave me this stock certificate . I dont know if it has any value it was issued in 1955 how does one find out if the company is still viable and still working thank you ann mullen@grltraganoshillsideho@msn.com
I removed Stock Broker Career as an irrelevant external link.Talous 10:52, 7 June 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Gentle reminder - this is a talkpage for improvement - not a chat forum
Page cleanup will now commence. Ronbo76 03:51, 28 March 2007 (UTC)
