There are at least a dozen brokerages out there besides Robinhood which cater to regular people (called retail investors). Last year nearly all of them eliminated trading commissions.
To name a few: Vanguard, Fidelity, E-Trade, Ally Invest, etc.
They all have a mobile app and allow you to link your personal checking account.
If you want to trade stocks, pick a brokerage, make an account, link your checking account to fund the account, and go.
Oof, that's like asking someone what bank to use or which car to drive. The right answer is going to be different for everyone.
If you want to get into trading GME and other popular stocks, only Vanguard and Fidelity did not restrict trading this week.
For longer term investing, there's a lot of different investing philosophies out there. The Boglehead have a pretty good one, in my opinion: https://www.bogleheads.org/wiki/Getting_started
What are some ways to buy stock without using Robinhood?
I went on Ameritrade. I've never traded stocks before myself. It was really simple.
There are at least a dozen brokerages out there besides Robinhood which cater to regular people (called retail investors). Last year nearly all of them eliminated trading commissions.
To name a few: Vanguard, Fidelity, E-Trade, Ally Invest, etc.
They all have a mobile app and allow you to link your personal checking account.
If you want to trade stocks, pick a brokerage, make an account, link your checking account to fund the account, and go.
Thinking about Webull. Do you recommend them?
Oof, that's like asking someone what bank to use or which car to drive. The right answer is going to be different for everyone.
If you want to get into trading GME and other popular stocks, only Vanguard and Fidelity did not restrict trading this week.
For longer term investing, there's a lot of different investing philosophies out there. The Boglehead have a pretty good one, in my opinion: https://www.bogleheads.org/wiki/Getting_started