Chase just kindly advised that I had one "Good Faith" trading violation. This is just ludicrous. It was just a $3,000 trade that I made like $50. I've not had anything like that for years at several other places.

I'm going to gut my Chase brokerage account and keep about $3k there to keep account open. Elsewhere I can maintain margin and even IRA margin accounts open. So I do not have to wait for the old fashioned 2 day settlement period. So I won't run into any "Good Faith" violation or any kind like that.

ETrade still very disappointing. Its customer service is the worst I've ever experienced. Extremely slow and non-responsive. Merrill is still the best. Followed by Fidelity, Wells Fargo and Schwab, in this order. Can't comment on Vanguard since I do not use it.