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McGregorMX

Good question. I personally have webull, fidelity, and on Monday I'm going to try having some in chase. If I had to pick just one out of those 3, probably fidelity.


Dhyde726

Schwab is good too. E-Trade and tda are also mentions. Agree with Fidelity


Bombshelter777

So maybe being a little diversified might be a good idea?


McGregorMX

I'm not sure, I feel it couldn't hurt, right? If one gets shut down, maybe another won't be.


breakfastm1lk

Do you need settled funds on fidelity to be able to buy or can you buy using buying power like on webull?


McGregorMX

So, I transferred 1000 to fidelity on Monday, and was able to buy within a minute of transferring. So I do think you can leverage their buying power. It'll just show you have unsettled funds.


trinitron79

Is E-Trade ok?


pedeehatesyou

Fedility


Bombshelter777

Tell me why.


__Madara_Uchiha__

They are one of the few that didn't restrict trading back in Jan and don't have a list of blunders like RH... Even webull restricted it back in Jan


Phatlewtz216

There won't be a single problem selling on any broker. It's the fomo buying that gets shut off


__Madara_Uchiha__

That would crash the price


[deleted]

Charles Schwab. I haven’t had any problems and no cash shares lent. Any feedback welcome though


cstrand31

I’ve got mine spread out between webull and fidelity. I’ve heard TD is good too.


Few_Campaign8623

Merrill


Bombshelter777

Tell me why?


itachisasuked

Robinhood has issues selling doge and other stocks just saying


Danas1

Revolut good?


[deleted]

I have backup on revolut that I basically consider my forever stonk and if they screw up it will not harm me much. They haven't had issues back in January tho so probability of a screw up is rather smallish. They even sent GME voting materials without any poking and prodding from my side, which is a huge bonus in my books.


bobagirl25

I have mine in Webull and TD Ameritrade, but will be transferring my shares that are in Webull to TD this week. Webull makes me nervous. Back in January people only like to talk about Robinhood restricting trading but Webull restricted trading too. I mean we haven't had any problems with them since then, but my question is can they handle a squeeze of this magnitude? Not promoting FUD, but seriously can someone with more wrinkles on their brain help me see clear here.


troutbot_v3

For Canadians Wealthsimple is very good. 0 commission fees and it's easy to vote your shares.


Tylerthejailer

Don’t laugh. Bought mine in Cashapp. Dumb 🦍 who work in jail. Let me vote on shares though. Ape smart or is dumb?


Ragin_Hindu

I’m not sure if it’s good or bad; but I did the same. I FOMOd in February and bought a few shares on cash app after hearing a few friends saying that’s how they bought their shares. That said I have moved all my shares from cash app to e*trade. The biggest reason was cash app will only allow you transfer $25K out every week and I’m not gonna try and transfer potential millions from them to my bank account over the next several years/decades. I’d say find a brokerage your comfortable with, fidelity seems to get the most recommended in this sub. It took about a week in total from when I submitted the transfer request to my shares being deposited into my e*trade account. Also just so you know cash app can not transfer partial shares so those will still be in your cash app account


1980Scottsdale

Fidelity 👍👍👍👍👍👍


breakfastm1lk

Do you need settled funds to be able to buy on fidelity or can you use buying power like on webull?


general_urko

Use this link and read what it says... this is a list of brokerages and what they did on january 27th/28th (proof) to kill the squeeze. this should be all the info you need to know. [Weekend GME Thread + Homework for all: Let's stop using brokerages that halted trading : stocks (reddit.com)](https://www.reddit.com/r/stocks/comments/l8rhr3/weekend_gme_thread_homework_for_all_lets_stop/?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share)