VisiTrade Inc. is a new investor-to-investor, online stock-trading platform operating 24/7 with one flat fee. No associated Exchange fees and no commissions. Facilitated through a registered Broker/Dealer, Wang Investments, the soon to be launched VisiTrade platform allows individual investors to post and execute their own buy- and sell orders, trading directly with other individuals matching the order. It is a unique, first-of-its-kind, – a pure investment community without market-makers, where online investors come together. Trading with VisiTrade will be available to all individual online investors who establish an account at Wang Investments. Visitraders pay a flat fee of $7 per transaction, regardless of the number of shares being traded.
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