Edit: Cash withdrawal initiated, working on opening a new Fidelity taxable account. The FiretrUCKERY is pretty obvious:




Hey Joe,langdj wrote: ↑Thu Jan 28, 2021 10:28 pm Etrade banned me at the end of the day too. "Luckily" I bought some AMC and GME as soon as I saw Discord ban of the WallStreetBets. I am fully ok with it going to zero.
It was only 1.5% of my portfolio budget. It is worth it to say $%^*&@# you to the people trying to suppress freedom.
Same thing with the people who give me dirty looks because I ski with my nose out of my mask (you have to wear one in the lift lines or you get booted from the resort) Or to the people who want to lynch me for taking hikes in the secluded woods with no mask on!If we all hold the line somewhere it will make all this crap harder to enforce
Like Sol said, I am trying to find a balance between wearing my emotions on my sleeve and being able to tell my grandkids I did not "bend the knee" during all this crap. If the aware 30% just pushed back a little more (without trying to be a hero) we would all be free right now.
I thought no one here gives a sh*t about this huge wave driven by the "masses" until I saw your post.Eric wrote: ↑Thu Jan 28, 2021 9:46 pm I'm guessing Robinhood is done and gone. I agree with you that this whole situation (and the news coverage of it) may get more retail customers trading and will probably double the size of r/wallstreetbets.
In their zeal to squish Robinhood traders they (the SEC, or others that may have *cough* "encouraged" RH to do what they did today) may have decentralized their enemy as Robinhood users such as my self move our assets to "respectable" brokers.
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Interview with the CEO of Webull explaining the mechanics of clearing trades with the 2 day clearing window and how the central clearing house Depository Trust Company (DTC) ramped up the costs because of the volatility. Had brokers been upfront from the get go it might have headed off some of the fury:SOL wrote: ↑Fri Jan 29, 2021 7:21 am SOFI
https://www.sofi.com/invest/
At least they appear to have been in the forefront of coming out and listing a possible reason for the suspension
SoFi added a warning to its GameStop and AMC page saying that its clearing partner, Apex Clearing, will prevent purchases of shares from the two companies. Both Webull and SoFi, like Robinhood, have since reversed their decisions, Thursday afternoon. TD Ameritrade said Wednesday that it would restrict certain trades involving GameStop's stock.
https://www.cnet.com/personal-finance/r ... op-trades/
I don't know if SOFI takes foreign customers, but maybe those that have an account with them might be able to chime in here.
quick little theoretical question ....a trailing stop limit order....lets say you set the stop trail Really tight ....(like one cent below buying price....or less)....you could just Buy anything.......and make money or lose none . ... . . . .could just randomly throw buys out on any security ... no?