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No, I think she would prefer that exchanges didn't restrict purely in an effort to "protect" retail investors and nakedly do the bidding to protect larger insti
by darkwizard42 6y ago
No, I think she would prefer that exchanges didn't restrict purely in an effort to "protect" retail investors and nakedly do the bidding to protect larger institutional investors who are getting squeezed.
A brokerage NOT allowing buys, sells, margins, options on a security is well within their right to do so. It's only when they start to take positions that limit an investor's ability to manage their own risk that it gets a little fishy...
- kgwgk 6y agoSo if you have shares in a brokerage account you think the broker is within his right to prevent you from selling them?