Thursday, May 12, 2011 6:44:32 PM
the guy was explaining to me that most people who use thinkorswim trade options whereas architect was designed more on the lines for stock/equity traders.
the guy at the local branch said they even have techs who will come out and show you all the tools if you want them to which I thought was kind of neat but it seems pretty easy to use.
has about everything on it which is why I was shocked it was free. etrade charges a fee unless you make a certain number of trades with them and their platform isn't nearly as nice as this one is.
Here's a few screen prints I just took:
the guy at the local branch said they even have techs who will come out and show you all the tools if you want them to which I thought was kind of neat but it seems pretty easy to use.
has about everything on it which is why I was shocked it was free. etrade charges a fee unless you make a certain number of trades with them and their platform isn't nearly as nice as this one is.
Here's a few screen prints I just took:
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