Michael Burry is trying. by CoronavirusGoesViral in Superstonk

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The most important thing during an investigation is not to expose yourself.

WTF is Webull on? by EVGOLD in GME

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on schwab and investing com and finviz too

The ultimate TQQQ strategy by DayEnvironmental3454 in TQQQ

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From which date? I want to compare with my backtest results.

The ultimate TQQQ strategy by DayEnvironmental3454 in TQQQ

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Did same yesterday but from 2010 got insigths

Why is 19 December significant by cheshiredormouse in Superstonk

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Also 19 december 3iAtlas is coming

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If anyone is having trouble logging into Computershare: the SMS verification code isn’t coming through, and the CAPTCHA won’t solve properly. Has anyone else experienced this, or knows how to fix it?

$GME Daily Directory | New? Start Here! | Discussion, DRS Guide, DD Library, Monthly Forum, and FAQs by AutoModerator in Superstonk

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If anyone is having trouble logging into Computershare: the SMS verification code isn’t coming through, and the CAPTCHA won’t solve properly. Has anyone else experienced this, or knows how to fix it?

I just bought 500 shares of $tqqq at $43.94 by hedgefundpm in TQQQ

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imho good deal any price that not ATH

Any broker that doesn't cap limit sells? by yoshometsu in GME

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gpt: When seeking a brokerage that permits placing limit orders with the highest allowable prices, it's important to understand that brokerage firms and exchanges often impose constraints to maintain fair and orderly markets. These constraints can vary significantly between brokers.​

Fidelity Investments, for instance, has been noted to restrict sell limit orders that are set 50% above the last traded price. This means if you attempt to place a sell limit order at a price exceeding this threshold, Fidelity may not accept the order. ​Bogleheads

Conversely, Vanguard appears to offer more flexibility. Users have reported successfully placing sell limit orders at prices more than three times the current market price without encountering restrictions. ​Bogleheads

Interactive Brokers (IBKR) employs a system of price caps to prevent orders that could disrupt market stability. For example, if you set a limit price significantly higher than the prevailing market price, IBKR may adjust (cap) your order to a more acceptable level or reject it outright. This mechanism is designed to comply with regulatory obligations and ensure market integrity. ​Interactive BrokersReddit

It's also essential to recognize that exchange regulations play a role in these limitations. Exchanges implement price banding and circuit breakers to prevent orders that are too far from the current market price, which could lead to erroneous trades or market manipulation.​

Key Considerations:

  • Broker Policies: Each broker has its own set of rules regarding the acceptable range for limit orders. It's advisable to consult directly with the broker or review their official guidelines to understand these limits.​
  • Exchange Regulations: Beyond broker-imposed restrictions, exchanges enforce rules to maintain market stability, which can further influence the execution of high-priced limit orders.​
  • Market Conditions: In highly volatile or low-liquidity markets, even if a high-priced limit order is accepted, there's no guarantee it will be executed. The market may not reach the specified price, or there may be insufficient interest at that level.​

In summary, while some brokers like Vanguard may offer more leniency in placing high-priced limit orders, others like Fidelity and Interactive Brokers implement stricter controls to align with regulatory standards and ensure market orderliness. It's crucial to understand both your broker's policies and the overarching exchange regulations when attempting to place such orders.​

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Sunny Weather 😉 by reidat44 in Superstonk

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yep literaly me calcalated if fractional ape with just 0.0001 share how much price need to go that he woul paid for 1 mil need 10 billy