Are there any stock trading apps that dont limit how much of GME and AMC you buy?

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Im really pissed off because signing up for robinhood was a pain in the ass and they fucked everyone over by restricting trading of Gamestop stocks and even selling peoples shares. Now im hearing that Ameritrade, charles s. ,webull and E*Trade are doing the same. What do I use now?
 
Im really pissed off because signing up for robinhood was a pain in the ass and they fucked everyone over by restricting trading of Gamestop stocks and even selling peoples shares. Now im hearing that Ameritrade, charles s. ,webull and E*Trade are doing the same. What do I use now?
Fidelity. The UI is shit, but I've heard it's reliable.
Really sad that Robinhood had to go and fuck us like this. Had it not been run by pieces of shit, it could've opened the entire market up for everyone.
 
Im really pissed off because signing up for robinhood was a pain in the ass and they fucked everyone over by restricting trading of Gamestop stocks and even selling peoples shares. Now im hearing that Ameritrade, charles s. ,webull and E*Trade are doing the same. What do I use now?
Webull unfucked themselves within a few hours of being blackmailed into blocking gambling on GME
 
What do you mean by blackmail?
None of these new tech companies providing mobile trading apps like Robinhood, Webull, etc are real brokerages, they're just farming out the orders their customers make to one or more brokerages.

Interesting to see Fidelity mentioned, they would be the exception to this. Which could explain their resistance to external pressure.

If those brokerages lean on them to shut off trades because they'll hurt their hedge fund buddies, or they have the SEC lean on them to threaten them, they're likely to budge. As to why Webull snapped back, my guess is either they've found another brokerage to run trades through, or possibly they think they're likely to be the Chinese scapegoat for this terrible, terrible, terrible market manipulation, so they figure they might as well do the right thing and see if they can build enough good PR to not get shut down from operating in the US.
 
and fidelity rejected me lol. wut now?
 
Just got set up on vanguard :^) anyone know what a 60 day order is vs a 1 day order?
 
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