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Which Kind Of Broker-full Service Or Discount- Would You Use For Buying And Selling Common Stocks?
Why would you use this particular type of broker?
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It depends on the type of investor and the amount of investment. If you want to get yourself involved in the stock exchange completely with a massive investment, you need to go for the full service broker. Otherwise the discount broker would be enough. So it is a matter of quality vs economy.
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