Actually I have been in the stock market for years and confer with some of
my clients as well.
While our Firm maintains accoutns with all the large brokerages, I prefer
Charles Schwab.
The site of the nien we use is the most speach friendly.
They have full service brokers avialble via telephone, and in person.
Charles Schwab, has all the bells you need to ring in the dollars and still
have the protection of a major firm and discounts for traidng on line.
WWW.Schwab.com
I just wish more blind people had the means to be invovled in the stock market.
At 05:37 AM 11/24/99 -0500, you wrote:
>Hi to the List,
>
>I just opened an account with Etrade. This is an on-line investing service,
>where the customer is encouraged to perform financial transaction such as
>trading stocks, options and mutual funds on-line. There are brokers
>available to assist if necessary. One can obtain realtime quotes, get
>research on companies, and just about any service normally provided by a
>full service broker. I am writing about this, as I find their web site to
>be very speech friendly. I am using JFW 3.31.35 and using the jump to
>non-linked text helps considerably in using this site. There are log on
>forms, well 1 form, to complete, and it uses combo boxes, so using forms
>mode is required. If you wish to go to the site and check it out, the web
>address is:
>http://www.etrade.com. You can be a member, which means that you don't have
>to have an account, but can get delayed quotes and explore the site.
>Best Regards,
>
>Les
>
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>Visit the jfw ml web page: http://jfw.cjb.net
Respectfully With Best Regards,
STAN PHILLIPS
Attorney At Law
phone: (810) 777-5555
E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
snail mail:
P.O. Box 141
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Blink Trust Holding Company, Inc.
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