Popular brokers for stock trading: Robinhood >commission free and no minimum to open robinhood.com
> How is it free? Robinhood earns revenue by collecting interest on cash/securities and fees from their Robinhood Gold service
> It's been X days, why isn't my account verified yet? Not being approved in 3 days seems to be the new norm. Nevertheless, call/email their support if you've been waiting more than that.
> When is it coming to my country? The only "plans" are on an Australian and Chinese beta. Neither of which has gained much traction.
Interactive Brokers >$1 commission per 100 shares. $10k minimum to open, $3k if 25 or under. Lowest margin interest. Free API access interactivebrokers.com
TD Ameritade >$6.95 commission per trade. No minimum to open. Fantastic data/charting through their free ThinkorSwim service tdameritrade.com
>mfw Jow Forums is the most diverse place on the internet thats the funniest part. this place HAS been the most diverse place on the internet for a couple years now. everyone else just virtue signals across the internet at each other. were actually all here everyday, bitching at each other and fucking with each other. we get more done than the UN in terms of establishing relationships with people in different countries
James Rogers
>mfw Jow Forums is the most diverse place on the internet No wonder this place has always been such a shithole.
Andrew Hall
I'm glad you did an hero :)
Carson Cooper
Literally nothing wrong with segregation. Especially when you can get your non-lethal dose of bantz over the internet.
Is there such a thing? This is a repeating thread that has a new number each time. Someone has to make it every time it hits the bump limit, like I did just now.
Logan Bell
it looks like whatever you put after the is what gets entered into the search. if you made that might work
Aaron Evans
Comfy confirmed psychopath
Chase Nguyen
Im trying to play around with options. I want to write covered calls, but am having trouble figuring it out.
I want to hold my stock and collect the premium unless buyer decides to exercise. How do I do this? Instead I sold the stock and own a call option.
I guess it's not possible to link to something directly even when you know there's a certain phrase in the OP, like /smg/. is the best that can be done. I guess I'll just add /smg/ to a filter so that whenever I show hidden threads it'll show up.
Daniel Wilson
buy 100 shares, sell to open one call. You're just short NVDA and covered with a long call now.
I missed my opportunity to buy under 2600 last week :(
Connor Wright
theres a lot of things about to happen that could seriously cause the market to tumble. buying out of spite is very poor risk management
Lucas Hill
ah, my mistake was selecting buy to open, not sell to open.
The problem is, it wants me to buy 100 shares when I already own 100 shares.
Is a normal sell to open call order the same as a covered call when you already own the 100 shares?
Brandon Cooper
No no, everything I buy goes down. I was just offering to help
Ethan Perez
He links his shitty wordpress in the OP pasta and grabs the info from whatever built-in potato analytics/logs WP offers. It's not comprehensive of the thread, just anons who click the link.
