Understood. Thanks. I was just curious if there were any indications of a bigger jump or drop tomorrow at market opening, so i just had to ask :) I think its going to be an interesting day tomorrow in terms of the stock price either way, and i'm looking forward to see what happens =)
Elon tweeted about the stock after close yesterday which had a lot to do with the after hours madness.
Yeah, thats also a good point, i forgot about that for a moment.
Yellen doesn't seem too friendly to crypto as far as the short term gains on that look
I feel like this should be added to the thread title as a quick filter for all the people asking if they should buy stocks.
Ohh boy that'd be pretty wild. On one hand I wouldn't be surprised (lots of possible ripple effects), on the other it kinda sets a precedent that I'm not sure they want to set.
I think the articles around that were overblown. I had read that she restated her position or said something additional around it.
If I'm reading the Robinhood fee schedule correctly, the $1,000 dollars is basically the amount of margin calls you get for "free" if you sign up for Robinhood Gold which is their $5.00 monthly plan.
Yeah the latter is what I'm saying in regards to precedent, cause at least strictly speaking afaik there's not really anything wrong happening here. I don't know if they want to stop this, just to have the money potentially move over into pumping AMC or whatever and debating whether to play suspension whack a mole.
So I have all my investments in an index fund and feel safe about it. Yet I keep getting notices and emails and warnings that my portfolio is very aggressive and that I should diversify. Why is that? I thought this was the conservative approach.
Your first 1k transfer is instant. If you do the gold membership it's 5k instant.
Or the notices think stock = risky and bonds = safe/conservative regardless of what the stock is
The only time they charge a fee is if you're transferring an account over to them. e.g. you have a TFSA with Scotia and want to move it to your WS Trade account then you might incur an administration fee. Funding and withdrawing funds is all free.
No fees in regards to WealthSimple Trade unless you're transferring, say, an RRSP or another account valued under $5,000.
rip your friend bank account if he waiting for next week to sellout.
