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Thanks again. I've never had an IRA, etc. My business gave better returns even after taxes
The options trade was stopped by software, even though the higher options had filled. Yes, Schwab has many policies that are alleged to protect customers, like premarket times and tradeable stocks (Ross Cameron found). I find it is getting lots worse talking to their staff, it's almost like "no knowledge or training" required. Perhaps AI is next for them.
Is your IRA restricted to how many round trips per time period, the same as margin accounts that are not PDT compliant or unrestricted like cash accounts? I don't like keeping non working cash in broker account.
Thanks, I'll look into "tasty" ( [https://tastytrade.com/pricing/](https://tastytrade.com/pricing/) ) to see if they're a good fit. Cost in and out is simply a cost of business. Pricing looks very reasonable. Desktop platform is available in Linux. Lots of good items from a quick check. Thanks for the heads up!
There's an important point that is not being addressed about cash secured that people should be discussing. The point is interest. As I understand it from another thread, Schwab charges 11%(?) margin interest, I wonder what if anything they pay on the cash secured. and more importantly are they secured beyond SIPC?
btw.. here's the post; [https://www.reddit.com/r/freemarketstocks/comments/1rfp3z6/stock\_option\_scanner\_plus\_notes\_on\_schwab/](https://www.reddit.com/r/freemarketstocks/comments/1rfp3z6/stock_option_scanner_plus_notes_on_schwab/)

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I don’t concede that they are a Chinese company, but even if they are, so what? Money is protected all the same regardless. They are members of SIPC and they have additional SIPC insurance, see https://www.webull.com/help/faq/11026-SIPC-and-FDIC-Insurance. So if you are rocking an account that exceeds those limits you should be diversifying your brokerage accounts just like you would if you exceed the FDIC limits at a bank.

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Note that SIPC does not cover 401ks and 403bs. It covers the 500k [per account type at the institution](https://www.sipc.org/for-investors/investors-with-multiple-accounts).
You might have $1.5MM covered if you have an individual brokerage account, a Traditional IRA, and a Roth IRA. Even more for e.g. joint accounts, corporate accounts, trusts, etc..

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Thanks again. I've never had an IRA, etc. My business gave better returns even after taxes
The options trade was stopped by software, even though the higher options had filled. Yes, Schwab has many policies that are alleged to protect customers, like premarket times and tradeable stocks (Ross Cameron found). I find it is getting lots worse talking to their staff, it's almost like "no knowledge or training" required. Perhaps AI is next for them.
Is your IRA restricted to how many round trips per time period, the same as margin accounts that are not PDT compliant or unrestricted like cash accounts? I don't like keeping non working cash in broker account.
Thanks, I'll look into "tasty" ( [https://tastytrade.com/pricing/](https://tastytrade.com/pricing/) ) to see if they're a good fit. Cost in and out is simply a cost of business. Pricing looks very reasonable. Desktop platform is available in Linux. Lots of good items from a quick check. Thanks for the heads up!
There's an important point that is not being addressed about cash secured that people should be discussing. The point is interest. As I understand it from another thread, Schwab charges 11%(?) margin interest, I wonder what if anything they pay on the cash secured. and more importantly are they secured beyond SIPC?
btw.. here's the post; [https://www.reddit.com/r/freemarketstocks/comments/1rfp3z6/stock\_option\_scanner\_plus\_notes\_on\_schwab/](https://www.reddit.com/r/freemarketstocks/comments/1rfp3z6/stock_option_scanner_plus_notes_on_schwab/)

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To find research and tools to help you, click on the "News & Research" on fidelity.com on the menu bar. This will expand a sub menu where you will be able to learn about and research mutual funds, stocks, ETFs, fixed income, and more. You can also go to "Investment Products" on the menu bar to learn more about the types of accounts that we offer. [Click here to visit Fidelity.com](https://www.fidelity.com)

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I don’t concede that they are a Chinese company, but even if they are, so what? Money is protected all the same regardless. They are members of SIPC and they have additional SIPC insurance, see https://www.webull.com/help/faq/11026-SIPC-and-FDIC-Insurance. So if you are rocking an account that exceeds those limits you should be diversifying your brokerage accounts just like you would if you exceed the FDIC limits at a bank.

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Note that SIPC does not cover 401ks and 403bs. It covers the 500k [per account type at the institution](https://www.sipc.org/for-investors/investors-with-multiple-accounts).
You might have $1.5MM covered if you have an individual brokerage account, a Traditional IRA, and a Roth IRA. Even more for e.g. joint accounts, corporate accounts, trusts, etc..

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