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Henry Blodget, the one and only, the guy who has been banned from trading in stocks for life, has recommended that folks only involve themselves with no-loads.

I don’t know how people can work for nothing. So, obviously I am not understanding what Blodget is talking about.

But, he did say in his new book that if there are any charges at all, over time the yield will be about 20% of what it would have otherwise been.

Again, I am not sure what he is saying other than the people in the middle are getting very rich investing other people’s money.

I understand that the average sales person on Wall Street is getting a $200,000 bonus this year for just investing TARP money. Of course, if they had lost the TARP money it would have been an “oh well.”

Must be really nice to be in a position to invest other people’s money and get paid bonuses if you are just following the information in the sales pool.

A poor fellow in Cleveland doing plumbing probably knows ten times as much about life and making a real living as these first year sales people our of Harvard business, and yet, just because they can land those positions usually based on what their last names are, they end up at the age of 28 worth three to four million dollars, and can hold their nose up for the rest of their life without having to do a darn thing of worth for the society.

Just doesn’t seem even moral.

Warren Buffet says that it makes no sense at all to give one’s money to someone else so they can take huge risks with it and make great money if their research departments are correct, and suffer few if any consequences if the research departments are wrong.

So, I’m listening to all of this and am just confused.

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Matt

The online brokerage commissions are important to consider, but what’s also important is your trading personality/profile, because if you’re essentially a long-term investor, then the per-trade amounts don’t necessarily mean that much to you (as compared to a day trader). This means that you can probably go for a more expensive broker, but who also provides better service and tools if you’re a long-term investor.