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  February 2, 2023 2:01 AM EST

  TradeStation Review 2023

  Professional trading experience: TradeStation is a top-notch choice for serious investors seeking a truly professional-level trading experience. In fact, at one time TradeStation catered solely to professional brokers and money managers. Now, regular investors have access to the firm’s high-octane tools, especially after the company cut trading costs and account minimums to $0.To get more news about tradefills review, you can visit wikifx.com official website.

  Variety of investment selections and tools: In addition to stocks, bonds, funds and options, TradeStation offers futures and cryptocurrency trading. Its desktop and mobile trading platforms come with a wide range of built-in tools, including charts, news and data feeds.
  Add-on fees: Access to many of TradeStation's features requires an additional financial outlay or subscription for those who do not meet certain account or trading minimums. TradeStation also charges an annual inactivity fee of $50 for accounts that don't maintain certain balance or trade minimums.

  TradeStation charges $125 for outgoing account transfers; for IRAs, TradeStation charges a $35 annual account fee and a $50 IRA account termination fee. TradeStation also charges an annual inactivity fee of $50 for accounts that don't maintain an average end-of-month equity balance of $2,000 or execute at least five trades during the 12-month period following the anniversary of when the account was first funded.
  
  Number of no-transaction-fee mutual funds: 1 out of 5 stars
  TradeStation does not offer no-transaction-fee funds, and fund research is also thin. However, the $14.95 mutual fund commission is in line with other mainstream brokers.

  Tradable securities available: 5 out of 5 stars
  TradeStation allows users to trade stocks, bonds, mutual funds, exchange-traded funds, options and futures, as well as some select cryptocurrencies. Forex traders, however, need to look elsewhere.

  Crypto offering: 5 out of 5 stars
  Through its affiliate, TradeStation Crypto, users can buy, sell and trade 11 different cryptocurrencies directly using cash. If you already own some crypto, there are also a number of cryptocurrency pairings offered on the platform. If you’re looking to exchange one crypto for another, you’ll want to check TradeStation’s website to make sure your transaction is supported by the platform.

  TradeStation uses a volume-tiered maker/taker fee structure, meaning that the transaction fee might be higher or lower depending on how large each transaction is, and whether the order can be immediately filled. For instance, transactions under $1,000 will carry a $2 flat fee, plus an additional 0.35% maker fee (if the order can't be immediately filled) or a 0.6% taker fee (if the order can be immediately filled). Transactions over $1,000 do not carry the flat $2 fee.

  Users also have the option to use personal crypto wallets to take their crypto off the platform, giving it a boost on our roundup of the best crypto exchanges and platforms, which compares TradeStation against pure-play crypto brokers such as Gemini and Coinbase.

  Trading platform: 5 out of 5 stars
  TradeStation is best known for its impressive desktop platform. It offers direct-market access, automatic trade execution and tools for customers to design, test, monitor and automate their custom trading strategies for stocks, options and futures. Users can customize their desktop, using a broad palette of colors to better highlight the most relevant data. Investors can test-drive new strategies in real time before putting actual money on the line with the TradeStation Simulator.

  Options investors will appreciate free access to the OptionStation Pro platform. With its preview mode, mobile-app users can create custom watch lists, and view charts and trends without opening an account.

  Traders who are not brokerage clients can subscribe to use TradeStation tools: Non-professional traders pay $99 per month, while professional traders are charged $199 per month.
  For access to advanced, comprehensive research, TradeStation earns decent marks. Hundreds of indicators are included with the TradeStation 10 platform (and many more can be downloaded or created using its EasyLanguage coding feature). Investors can back-test strategies using historical market data that includes more than 90 years of daily data and decades of intraday data. Notifications alert users to upcoming earnings announcements or important market moves based on their positions.

  TradeStation has a respectable assortment of free data and analytical tools, with dozens of charting tools, a news feed from Benzinga and market data feeds from most of the major exchanges.