OFFICIAL STOCK MARKET AND ECONOMY THREAD VOL. A NEW CHAPTER

Brokers offer margin accounts, which are essentially cash loans for trading/investment on their platform. They gotta make sure your finances are in order before they throw you a line of credit. Also things like higher level options trading are credit transactions, they just want to make sure you're good for it.
oh ok i'm not trying to deal with margins or options, just straight buy and sell with whatever I put in, nothing else. That's why I was kind of confused
In addition to what goldenchild said, I think these platform are treated just like regulard financial institution and are required to have some information on their "clients".

you know... feds watching
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Ok I feel you just trying to make sure I'm doing everything right
 
Ive been reading up, watching videos, and taking courses and I am about to create an acct on td ameritrade. The only thing that is getting me is why do they need employer info and financial info. Can anybody give me some type of insight on that?

They just ask for more information to make sure you know what you are getting into, and for margin. If you just want to buy and sell shares, sign up for Robinhood for $0 fees. It's seriously worth it.

I just switched to tastyworks, their fees are $1 per contract, with no closing fees :wow:

I looked at my May statement and I spent $800 in option fees...I pay $6.95/.75 per contract currently, opening and closing..
 
They just ask for more information to make sure you know what you are getting into, and for margin. If you just want to buy and sell shares, sign up for Robinhood for $0 fees. It's seriously worth it.

I just switched to tastyworks, their fees are $1 per contract, with no closing fees :wow:

I looked at my May statement and I spent $800 in option fees...I pay $6.95/.75 per contract currently, opening and closing..
Ok I'm a check out robin hood thanks
 
market has been acting strange surrounding this comey stuff. How many of you are selling shares today and repurchasing friday?
 
I owned Tesla for a few days at $40 and sold it at a loss. Didn't even know what the company did and Cramer hated it. Those were the days.
 
I had 55 shares of TSLA at 90 at some point
Damn that sucks. I'm still holding 2/3 of my initial holdings, but I sold 1/3 almost a year ago at around 190 at a small loss. I've been tempted to reduce my position even further given the run up, but F it. It's my in Roth so I really just need to hold and not try and time anything.
 
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I owned Tesla for a few days at $40 and sold it at a loss. Didn't even know what the company did and Cramer hated it. Those were the days.

Always inverse Cramer.

Might hop on the Nvda train myself tomorrow with some calls short term calls, not sure though. The NVDA upgrades will probably give it more juice for tomorrow.
 
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I've been wrong before, but I think you're late to the gravy train in the short term


Man, they report earnings in August (I think) and I don't see any signs of them slowing down. I just have to convince myself that people aren't looking to take profits at $160.
 
I've been telling myself to buy in for the longest time. Bought in a little high but this ride still has room to run when it's up 3% pre market.

In at 167.11
 
Anyone trying to catch this NVDA bottom yet? This selling volume is crazy and today's candle signals exhaustion. The stock probably needs some consolidation before going higher
 
Nasdaq getting beat up today vs. the wider market. 

Put a limit order in to double my recent GOOGL position if it drops to $975.
 
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I've had my series 7 for a few months now. Looking to really get into the markets, any tips on how to get started in the industry?
Any advisors on NT? :nerd:
 
[h1]NT Stock Game will conclude at end of day June 12[/h1]
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[h1]OFFICIAL NT STOCK GAME VOL. 2 (SUMMER 17)[/h1][h2]LINK TO GAME HERE[/h2]
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OMG!!!! Amazon at 958!!!!! We are going down boys

Sweet mother of god. sell it all, put it all under your mattress

My $JD calls have tanked so hard as well
 
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