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I would not want to trade options on a platform that: 1) Doesn't allow limit orders 2) Goes down with even modest spikes in intraday volatility 3) Markets an
by 15155 10y ago
I would not want to trade options on a platform that:
1) Doesn't allow limit orders
2) Goes down with even modest spikes in intraday volatility
3) Markets and caters to "uninformed" flow
I imagine they'll only allow long options or impossible-to-break spreads to limit their risks, if they actually go this route (as evidenced by the severely limited margin given with RH Gold).
- vinay427 10y ago> 1) Doesn't allow limit orders They certainly allow basic limit orders for buying and selling in my experience, though not the fancier types (conditionals, etc.).