r/Webull

Been two years on Webull and I have zero complaints about the actual platform side of it, the charting is solid, paper trading is great for testing setups, options chains are easy to navigate and execution is fast enough that I've never felt like I'm leaving anything on the table there. The problem is every time I actually want to understand a business well enough to hold it long-term I end up with five other tabs open because the built-in research just doesn't go where I need it to go. The screener is fine for filtering and the analyst ratings are useful for a quick temperature check, but that's about as far as it goes and then I'm off somewhere else trying to find the actual substance. Anyone else using Webull as their main broker but doing proper fundamental work on the side, what does that look like? have you landed on one place that handles the deep stuff, or is everyone just bouncing between sites for every name?

Check out this email I got:

"Hi Sina,

 

You recently reached out regarding the trading restrictions placed on certain securities on our platform. We recognize that limitations on your ability to trade can be disruptive, and we appreciate your feedback as we worked through this matter.

 

While we were unable to override the restrictions imposed by our clearing firm at the time of your initial inquiry, we have continued to advocate on behalf of our customers throughout this period.

 

We are pleased to inform you that, effective immediately, the majority of previously restricted securities are once again available for trading on our platform.

 

Please be advised that these securities may be subject to re-restriction at any time based on criteria established by our clearing partner. We remain committed to representing the interests of our customers and to maintaining a trading experience that exceeds your expectations.

 

Should you have any questions or require further assistance, please contact our support team.

 

— The Webull Team"

I just forgot which security they are referring to.

As of late I haven't had any restrictions even as I experimented with one of those very questionable Chinese stocks.

Hopefully people can keep track of what was once restricted and now isn't.

And we are aware...

As micro crap traders we trade junk for profit.

Went from loving this app to being pissed off. About a month ago I saw that I could open a crypto account on webull. I recently purchased about $2k in BTC and when I went to send it to my cold wallet, I found there was no way to do. How can they prevent you from retaining control of your btc?

Will space x ipo be on the ipo center? Where u can buy like before it goes out there kind of like figma did back when they did their ipo?

I'm not confident in my ability to quickly adapt to the removal of the PDT rule. Does anyone have any suggestions for this?

The PDT trading rule has conditioned my life and brain, the entire mental framework of how I purchase and sell stocks since the beginning of my trading career. There are just too many subconscious decisions that have already baked into the way I view stocks.

I've held when I should've sold. But couldn't, because I didn't want to waste that 'potential' day trade that could save me from drowning. Not wanting to waste one of my three lives.

TLDR: How tf I am even supposed to un-condition myself?

https://reddit.com/link/1ti80j3/video/44v6y72wb72h1/player

what stop from taking the trade when you see the alerts keeps firing same ticker? This was RUBI this morning.

A few months ago i put 8k into stocks and wanted to just let it sit, after thinking for a while and doing some research, that’s just not for me anymore. I have around 4.7k in stocks that i will keep there for a long time for it to just be an investment. However i had 4.2k in AMZN that i decided to sell so that i can have some money to start day trading. I understand the e risk in doing this, i’ve already gone though the process that loosing the money is a big possibility. So i was just wondering if there’s any advice that i should know. Thanks!

Ever had this happen?

🔔 Scanner alert pops up
⌨️ Rush to pull up the chart
❌ Type the ticker wrong
⏱ Waste a few seconds fixing it
📈 Meanwhile the stock is already moving

Funny how a few seconds can feel like forever when momentum is moving.

Little workflow friction adds up more than we think.

Been trying to remove those tiny annoyances one by one.

https://reddit.com/link/1tf0y4g/video/4p8qvribhj1h1/player

Anyone know why the IPOs offered of late have been very few and pretty much all not worth taking an allocation?

Missed out on CBRS and I’m afraid we won’t get SpaceX.