Easy Equities good or bad?

xumwun said:
Yet ABSA can work at similar rates.
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Only for their TFSA and their ETF Only account when you start trading R10k or more.

Their usual trading account is much more expensive and that is where EE is beating everybody.
 
Fck me!

So you are saying EE might starting charging monthly subscriptions?
 
Thor187 said:
Fck me!

So you are saying EE might starting charging monthly subscriptions?
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Hamster said:
WHAT?! No
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think i heard the same thing - they will give the current pricing structure a go for three years, and then revisit the fee's.

will be a mess if they change fee's and then give me 10 days to respond, but i strongly believe that EE will stick to their guns to keep the platform as cheap as possible - it is their main selling point.
 
They said they need 20000 clients for it to be viable and last time I heard they had 18000.
 
I see that the basket menu option is now available.
Only 2 options available so far
FULL SHACKLETON and a LITE SHACKLETON both from Emperor Asset Management
 
Thor187 said:
Help me out here.

Is a ETF not a basket of shares?
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Two different concepts. With an ETF the fund owns the underlying stocks that change with the weighting of the shares. With a basket you are buying the underlying shares directly and the weighing remains static. You are in charge of making any changes or selling them.
 
Basket fee not working.

Going to pick up some tomorrow if it still doesn't work.
 

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Granted EE brokerage is cheap, but what do you think of their "Cash Management Fee" guys. Is it reasonable compared to other brokers?
 
Excalibur said:
Granted EE brokerage is cheap, but what do you think of their "Cash Management Fee" guys. Is it reasonable compared to other brokers?
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Which cash management fee? The only fee they take is on interest earned and you end up with a net amount slightly less than Capitec so not too bad.
 
Hi guys

I've recently (about 2 months ago) opened a EE account, and since then have been playing around with the demo account, and more recently just chucked in R250 to buying steinhof. Since then, I've become a bit more educated on the whole stock thing.

So I was thinking, should I rather use FNB's share investor - I know there's a monthly fee, but does it not have graphs and what not for more useful information? And watchlists etc.

Or, should I just use EE, and perhaps there's some kind of tool I can use in conjunction with EE. I think I'll regardless, use the EE TFSA, in DBXWD perhaps

Any insight would be awesome
 
jman said:
Hi guys

I've recently (about 2 months ago) opened a EE account, and since then have been playing around with the demo account, and more recently just chucked in R250 to buying steinhof. Since then, I've become a bit more educated on the whole stock thing.

So I was thinking, should I rather use FNB's share investor - I know there's a monthly fee, but does it not have graphs and what not for more useful information? And watchlists etc.

Or, should I just use EE, and perhaps there's some kind of tool I can use in conjunction with EE. I think I'll regardless, use the EE TFSA, in DBXWD perhaps

Any insight would be awesome
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I used EE with Google Finance/Blomberg
 
jman said:
Hi guys

I've recently (about 2 months ago) opened a EE account, and since then have been playing around with the demo account, and more recently just chucked in R250 to buying steinhof. Since then, I've become a bit more educated on the whole stock thing.

So I was thinking, should I rather use FNB's share investor - I know there's a monthly fee, but does it not have graphs and what not for more useful information? And watchlists etc.

Or, should I just use EE, and perhaps there's some kind of tool I can use in conjunction with EE. I think I'll regardless, use the EE TFSA, in DBXWD perhaps

Any insight would be awesome
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Share Investor is very expensive compared to EE, no?

EDIT: this what you are looking for? http://www.sharedata.co.za/v2/Scripts/Chart.aspx?c=SNH
 
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