Thinkorswim would be your best bet
you can try TOS as it´s free, if it doesnt fit your need you can change later :)
thank you guys!
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Tim made his first million on buying breakouts
with long term you mean 1 day, 2 days, 3 months, 1 year?
on avg, 1 week..sometimes 2 or 3 weeks
@communist_owl Pennystocks have limited volatility , watch out for that , so swing trading them is a whole lot different concept.
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Understandable. Simply trying to diffuse the negativity with a bit of humor. Nothing is full proof. Theres a lesson in this post as well, having to do with emotion conttrol haha. Jokes aside, lets finish this ManicMonday on a positive note! $Happy Hunting$ @timothysykes
Tim, the issue has been resolved. Michael worked on it and sent me a link I can get into with https:// in front of it. I cannot get in through the dashboard as I always had been because it was not in the dashboard link anymore.
Also, I do appreciate how hard you and your team works, I really do. It got very frustrating at 9:00am when I could not get in and was looking for ideas today.
@banyan great to hear!
Thank you to everyone who helped me understand the rule! So I just want to confirm one more thing...from what some of you have said it sounds like swing trading is exempt from the PDT rule. Meaning you can open a position monday afternoon and close it tuesday morning and this doesn'
doesn't count towards your 3 day trades. Am i correct?
yes, swing trading is no problem as the transaction is on a different day. :)
Please feel free to correct any of my misunderstandings here, but the PDT applies to intraday trades - trades that are bought and sold (or shorted and covered) within the same day. Swing trading describes the style of trading in which stocks are typically held for more than a day as opposed to day trading which describes the style of intraday trades. I am sure people who describe themselves as one or the other will make both kinds of trades. But, if the PDT rule is something that may effect y
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