Long-term Trading

they type of broker you may want to use if you are more into longer-term investing and trading, is different to a more speculative approach as you can imagine. The focus is usually more on slower but more guaranteed increase/returns over a long period of time. That usually means larger/heavier investments to supplement the lesser risk. It also means different priorities as you probably aren't placing as many trades. Consequenetly a key thing to prioritise is the fees/.commission taken by the broker. If you are going to be holding stocks/ positions for a long time then it's important to ensure the fees for that on any hidden charges aren't excessive. Also just access to different stocks, ease of use for the broker/website etc becomes more important/valuable.