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Take a look at GME...
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Wow, they peg it at after hours closing price instead of standard close?
Quoting: AkashicRecord® yup. And fidelity just said it's 1-3 business days for deposit. Screw them. Who else? I'm getting sick of going through the signup process and not being able to just buy some damn stock. so frustrating Wow. I wonder if different banks react differently with Fidelity. Wells Fargo here, nothing special but a checking account. One thing with Fidelity is they only let limit orders be within 50% of last trade price (not including after hours.) So for instance, I wouldn't be able to even buy 1 share @ 168 LIMIT since the close was only ~91 bucks! ...but after hours finished at 168! I am supposed to be buying limit orders right? or will they not go through in the morning if the price spikes over that? Yeah, definitely buy (and sell) limit because otherwise your shares will trade on margin and THAT'S A BIG NO NO. Limit buys will not execute while the price is higher...the opposite is true for selling.
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