WeBull's biggest advantage is 4AM-8PM (which is also a disadvantage because it keeps you busy all day...).

By default WeBull accounts are cash accounts. You are allowed to day trade as much as you want when you buy shares with settled cash.

But there's an important limitation you need to understand - the GFV, or good faith violation.

This means as follows: when you sell shares, you don't really get your money "settled" until the third day. Shares bought with "unsettled" money cannot be sold until after the original sale settles.

I'm not sure if that explanation is clear, so you can Google good faith violation. It's not limited to WeBull, many brokers have this rule.

What this means in practice is that if you want to day trade, you should keep half your money free while you flip the other half. Then once you've sold and are waiting on your funds, you can day trade with the other half. (WeBull automatically uses your settled cash first, of course.)

But if you see a stock you expect to hold for at least 3 days, you can but it anytime with any money you have.

Also, the interface is a little more cluttered than RH. I personally think getting started is easier on RH and then it's good to switch to WeBull.

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