I recently saw my colleague Lex interview a trader on the OptionsBrew show. The trader said something in passing on this week's show that grabbed my attention. She said, “When I visualize the markets on StockCharts.com, I can now not only realize opportunities but can now act commission-free”.
Such quotes from a seasoned trader who is a long-term user of StockCharts explains why 1.6 million traders use them monthly and also how over the years they have constantly innovated and created continuous value for traders. No Hype. No big claims. They meet traders where it matters the most. Just a simple mission and hard work making a difference for traders each day. These folks have really found a way to let traders find simplicity through visualization of vast volumes of market data. Today Stockcharts is trusted by millions of traders as the most advanced and interactive platform charting platform.
Many of you know about the launch of StockChartsACP which includes commission-free equity and options trading through Tradier. If you are an options trader and trading over 20 times a month or 100 plus contracts, you are likely paying hundreds of dollars or even thousands a month in commissions even today. That 65 cents a contract kills you. With StockchartsACP you have a “Netflix” kind of pricing where you pay a low $25 monthly and can trade unlimited options contracts without any fee. You can learn more at http://stockcharts.com/tradier
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