THis is not true unless you used a stop limit. Obviously if it gaps you will get a price worse than your stop but it does indeed fillStops are risky if it spikes down past them, they won't fill. If you have enough shares, maybe buy some puts to hedge instead
I don’t have a dog in this but this seems extremely reasonable. Readjust stops daily if you’re at the point where you’re that worried about not selling at the right time.I'll just keep readjusting my stops on PLTR and let it run
You can probably set a trailing stop that you won't have to adjust.Correct I am not using a limit order, its a stop loss order. And with the amount of money I have made on this, liquidating at whatever current market prices rather than not filling the order at all is much more desirable to me. I don't really care if the entire order fills at $48 or if only half does and the other half fills at $45.
You can probably set a trailing stop that you won't have to adjust.
I was with vanguard for almost 20 years and haven't regretted leaving for Fidelity one bit. Highly recommend."Vanguard does not support conditional orders or trailing stops, and they do not allow you to stage orders for later entry."
I should just move to Fidelity but I'm lazy.
May hit it sooner than I thoughtWho’s ready for another day of ripping? Blazin , AMZN will be $220 by year end. Screenshot this.
Mine were day 1 shares. That's what really made it hard.Cost basis in my ROTH was also $10 lol
Don't know if anyone here is in UPST, but Nov 7th is earnings, and with the interest rate cut this should moon hard as fuk.
Hopefully.