Markets pricing in Iran missiles?
You can still do equities, but not options. You won't be able to withdrawal either.HoustonAg2014 said:
So if I move money over there today I won't be able to trade with that money for a month? I was about to move money over there literally tomorrow so if that's true i will be calling them today...
Iran just launched missiles towards Israel. Let's see what happens.hedge said:
Markets pricing in Iran missiles?
Yeah that will be an issue. Thank you for the heads up. I planned to sell puts.Gaeilge said:You can still do equities, but not options. You won't be able to withdrawal either.HoustonAg2014 said:
So if I move money over there today I won't be able to trade with that money for a month? I was about to move money over there literally tomorrow so if that's true i will be calling them today...
Limited to $1000 unless you have RH Gold account. https://robinhood.com/us/en/support/articles/instant-deposits/EliteZags said:
meanwhile Robinhood instant deposit lets you light funds on fire however way you want within 2min
Charles Schwab has my retirement IRAs and they're about to get my trading account too after this.techno-ag said:
That's crazy on an EFT. The issue was fraud at ATMs where people wrote massive checks to themselves, deposited them then cashed out. An EFT is completely different. A simple adjustment only allowing ten percent cash back from an ATM until the check clears would solve things, or only $100 cash back limited.
The perpetrators lose their accounts and are turned over to law enforcement anyway. They're going to run off good customers. A competitor will come in with common sense rules and swoop up all their disgruntled depositors.
Brian Earl Spilner said:
Could've been worse today. I'll take that.
Grabbed some SOXL, TQQQ, and TNA today.
Current targets: $38, $75, $45, respectively.
Brian Earl Spilner said:
Probably a combo of Iran attack and the port strike.
According to the Wall Street Journal; Israel had recently told Iran through Back-Channels that they would Respond to any Attack on their Territory, no matter how big or small, and not dependent on if there were Casualties. With Strikes against Iran’s Nuclear and Oil Facilities…
— OSINTdefender (@sentdefender) October 1, 2024
A Senior Israeli Security Official reportedly urged the Defense Establishment to Target the Iranian Supreme-Leader, Ali Khamenei in Response to tonight’s Ballistic Missile Attack. pic.twitter.com/hnKVSZ5mZk
— OSINTdefender (@sentdefender) October 1, 2024
Needs a sustained break over the last high. Ideally break $30. Watch SI futures too. Might be a clearer picture. I don't view a huge drawdown as likely, but could definitely butt its head one more time and consolidate further. Anything can happen of course, which is why I have been preaching for people playing options to reduce risk without selling out of positions. You want to be in the game this close to breakout. It's been a multi-month range bound consolidation. Once this breakout happens, adding new positions is going to be much harder and the gains much less.Happygilmore20 said:
HA, correct me if I am wrong. Looking at the chart, it seems to me that SLV needs to break through resistance around 29.50. If it does not, I think it may take a dip.
Let me know if I am reading the chart correctly. Thank you for your insight!
Stops in options is a fruitless endeavor. Money is made on options off the entry. I don't enter if I'm not willing to lose everything I risk.EnronAg said:
so, kind of a long winded question, but can the options experts shed some light...sold puts at $1.50...now those puts are trading about $0.45...these options do wonky pricing at end of day where the bid/ask spread will then show something stupid like $2 for the closing ask...how can I safely set a stop at say a buck, so I can guarantee myself a gain in the event it starts to plummet...but also, not trigger a buy on a stupid end of day fictitious price?