Courtier en ligne
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Ouverture de compteLa procédure est très simple. Il suffit de remplir le formulaire... |
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Choisir son courtier en ligneLes avantages à investir via le net ne se comptent plus : facilité d’utilisation, sécurité des passages d’ordres,... |
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Les questions à se poser avant d'ouvrir un compteAbonnement, marché, levier autorisé, courtage, etc.. |
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Liste des courtiers en FranceListe alphabétique des Broker en ligne. |
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Courtiers en ligne à travers le mondeVous avez la possibilité d'ouvrir un compte à l'étranger sur un marché spécifique |
Les courtier en ligne à l'étranger
Ouvrir un compte à l'étranger peut s'avérer très intéressant financièrement. Outre l'accès aux marchés étranger les tarifs de courtages sont plus compétitifs que ceux appliqué par les coutiers Français, Suisse, etc. ETrade par exemple permet d'accéder au marché US en ouvrant un compte en dollar. De plus le site a été traduit en langue Française. Mais la palme de la compétitivité au niveau du prix revient à Interactive Brokers dont la plateforme permet d'accéder à la plupart des places de marché du monde à des prix défiant toute concurrence. Par exemple les tarifs de courtages sont plafonnés à 29 euros maximum pour Euronext. Et cela sans TVA ni impôt de bourse. Négocier de gros montant devient très intéressant. Il est tout à fait possible de recourir à l'effet de levier sous certaines conditions. Cependant quelques inconvénients subsistent comme la barrière de la langue. Même si le contenu du site canadien est en français il est préférable de parler l'Anglais. Les obligations fiscales devront être effectuées par l'investisseur. Il n'aura pas la déclaration habituellement prérenplie par le coutier opérant en France.
Parmi cette liste figure un vaste choix des 30 brokers les mieux notés au USA. Parler l'Anglais est necessaire.
Charles Schwab
Schwab is the granddaddy of discount brokerage and is carrying this tradition to its online offering - although it is looking more like a traditional brokerage all the time. It offers its own research and clients can work with an investment advisor or Schwab will manage their account for them.
E*Trade
E*Trade gets high marks for its range of offerings including banking and mutual funds. The company has absorbed several other brokerage firms and is now a significant player in the online stock trading market. Like its competitors, active traders get lower rates on their trades.
Fidelity
Fidelity shows up at the top or near the top of almost every ranking of online stock trading brokers. They are not the least expensive, but top most lists in customer satisfaction. Fidelity is known for its research and investors can talk to advisors face-to-face at one of the many Fidelity investment centers.
Firstrade
One of the advantages of a brokerage account is consolidating your investment activity in one account cutting down paperwork. Firstrade topped a survey by Kiplinger as the online stock trading broker offering the most no-load mutual funds without a transaction fee.
Muriel Siebert
Muriel Siebert may not have the marketing muscle of other online stock trading sites but it is a solid brokerage house worth your look. The company receives high marks for customer service and research. The fee structure is straightforward and easy to understand.
OptionsXpress
Despite its name, this online stock trading site offers accounts that trade just about any type of security you want including options, stocks, mutual funds, exchange traded funds, futures and more. This site is easy to use and gets to the point. Not the cheapest, but tops in functionality.
Scottrade
Scottrade’s claim to fame is superior customer satisfaction as noted in J.D Power and Associates survey of online brokers. Commissions are on the low side and transactions are processed quickly.
TD Ameritrade
TD Ameritrade is another brokerage that is the result of mergers (Ameritrade was one of the merged companies and it has been around for a number of years). The company has a large selection of mutual funds and is noted for its responsiveness to customer inquiries.
Thinkorswim
This is a newcomer to the online stock trading scene, but worth checking out if you’re interested in something different. The site is not like any of the others, but Barron’s gives it extremely high marks, so despite its quirkiness, there’s plenty of substance.
TradeKing
TradeKing is the online stock trading site to checkout for low cost trading. This is their thing and SmartMoney.com, Barron’s and Kiplinger all agree. If you are looking for the best prices on trades, this is the place to start.
Vanguard
Vanguard made a name for itself at the low-cost leader in mutual funds. Vanguard is a solid company that excels in providing value to their customers and in consolidating investments in a brokerage account.
WallStreet*E
WallStreet*E combines low commissions with a broad range of web-based services to appeal to investors who want an integrated approach to investing and banking. The company offers a variety of online banking products and other services that will appeal to those who want to see their whole financial picture.
Wells Fargo
The financial services powerhouse Wells Fargo has an online stock trading site that fits it image of comprehensive services. You are offered five different levels of accounts depending on whether you want a strictly independent trading account or a version of their managed accounts. Investors looking for a single place to find all their financial services will find Wells Fargo a good place to start.
