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Read the post before to ask a question. "From my own research only a few accept non US like: Interactive Brokers Trade Monster Place trade (which use the same trading platform as IB) Trade Station"

Back to the original question:" Which US brokers accept non US residents", I think that It could be helpful to provide a list for newbies From my own research only a few accept non US like: Interactive Brokers Trade Monster Place trade (which use the same trading platform as IB) Trade Station...

I'm currently happy with Interactive Brokers but i'm thinking to put my eggs in different bags... I've read good feedback about Placetrade on Barrons 2013 ranking but I can't find any review form customers on google so I would be interested to know if you believe that placetrade is a good...

Well 1 for reuters/bloomberg, 1 per brokers (i don't have a platform that merger my accounts for different brokers) plus 1 for mail/excel/news.

Which screen size is the most professional and as well comfortable, I would say 3x19" zenview Zenview Trio 19: Affordable Triple-Screen Display with 19" LCD Screens and 3x22" zenview seems to nice but maybe a bit too wide Zenview Trio 22: Triple-Screen Display with 21.5" Widescreen Full HD...

I know but and I wouldn't call that a broker... but more an online bank...

Hi again, It seems that it will take a while... Do you think that it possible to open an account with the parent company TD Ameritrade in the US if i live in Europe? I've reached their call centre and the told me that it wasn't possible.. but i'm also pretty sure that i've read that some...

I guess it will take a little while before they merger their operations in Europe; "March 2010: The Toronto-Dominion Bank becomes the sole shareholder of Internaxx Bank after acquiring the remaining 25% of shares from BGL BNP Paribas. TD Waterhouse works in close collaboration with Internaxx...

I'm thinking to open an account with them, in Europe, via either TD Direct UK or Luxembourg but their platform really sucks... it's more like an online bank account... Now that TD Direct's a subsidiary of TD Ameritrade I guess that they will upgrade and offer the platform Thinkorswim... But do...