I use Sanford based in WA, they seem very reliable, not as cheap as some online
brokers but they do offer straight-through processing, and many other features
like charting etc. Check them out on www.sanford.com.au
Paris
Rev Simon Rumble wrote:
> I've had enough with my online broker after getting this today:
>
> "Not yet Supported Browser
>
> "At this time there are known issues browsing our site with Netscape 4.08"
>
> Funnily enough, I'm actually using Netscape 4.72. This is only the most
> recent problem--their site is poorly designed and, running on NT, is
> incredibly unreliable for something so important. (It's Quicken, in case
> you're wondering.)
>
> Sooooo.... I need to change brokers. What I'd like to know is which
> brokers specifically work with Linux and Linux browsers? I was attracted
> to Quicken by their cheap brokerages but they all seem to have come down
> to the same point now, and I now realise it's not such a major point.
>
> Since I bank with St George, I guess it would be easier to use their Quick
> Trade system. Does anyone have it working with Linux?
>
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