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That I agree with. Just set up the transfer and move on.Even if they don’t go bankrupt why would anyone want to trade through them after what they just did.
Cant you just transfer all your stocks to another provider?Yeah bruvva I'm trying but they are limiting withdrawals and I can't initiate the next one until the first one clears
At this rate it's gonna take me a year to get my cash out of RH
Yea, I definitely feel your pain there. I downloaded RH for my son originally but when I really need to get funds up quick I trade from their platform too.It's mostly the cash I'm worried about tbh, I am trying to fund another broker account but it takes ages to clear every transaction
Never mind @HOLA already answered my question.Cant you just transfer all your stocks to another provider?
Selling them all would be a huge tax hit.
Same. What is going to happen if they go tits up? I was planning on letting current positions ride and just cycling out of RH to Fidelity as I close them, but now it looks like RH is planning to just shut the thing down and make off like a bandit.
Options, the tax hit is already a done dealCant you just transfer all your stocks to another provider?
Selling them all would be a huge tax hit.
Boomer brokers ftw. TOS is great btw.I have (had) most of my boomer holdings with boomer brokers, RH was just for yolo that turned out a lil bit better than I thought it could
I do Schwab and JP Morgan but it makes me feel a dirty little whore doing business with Jamie Dimon tbhBoomer brokers ftw. TOS is great btw.
Wow. Glad I use a real broker.
To.........this thread sucks so much more than the worst parts of all the previous ones combined.
Even if they don’t go bankrupt why would anyone want to trade through them after what they just did.
I'm done with them
Issue rn is that that they have withdrawal limits and I don't know if I can get all my money out of there before Robinhood goes bankrupt/gets shut down
Shit's making me a lil nervous ngl
SIPC covers up to $500k as a mix of cash and securities, max $250k of cash. i believe that is per BD, not per account. meaning, if you have 10 accounts with the same BD, the coverage is still $500k, is not $5m.
for retails investors, this should be fine. but, i am sure the claims process and recovery time is arduous.