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If I get a bright idea late at night, Mr. Woodland said, I go into the office, fire up the puter and put a buy or sell order in.While online trading is popularly regarded as the province of any traders in their 20s and 30s, jumping in and out of the market to make quick profits, it is now being invaded by millions of people like Mr. Woodlandsenior investors who bring much larger accounts and more stability to this fastgrowing corner of the markets.The low cost of doing business onlinenow as little as $7 a tradeand the excitement of riding a bull market are the lures (232。177。?‘) for many older investorsjust as they are for the young. They are dismissing their fullservice brokers, who offer research and advice but often charge more than $100 a trade, and instead are picking their own stocks, after downloading panies39。 s no reason for me to have financial advisers. 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