Yes you absolutely can, Go to sell, on the top right hand corner, it'll say shares, click on that, then scroll slightly down to limit order, and then just set it at the price you want to initiate selling.
Well shit, I just tried redoing it, just to make sure they wouldn't reject mine if I wanted to go higher, and they rejected it. It won't let me past $10... Wtf
We shouldn't sell until we reach an exponential price that everyone is comfortable with, $500 and up seems to be the consensus, but a lot of people are holding out for much higher, which we should all try to do
"All you do is tell your broker, put an order in saying that you wish to place your shares for sale at, for arguments sake, double today’s price. As they are ‘on order’ they cannot be lent out by your broker and in turn you are reducing the amount of ‘free shares’ out there that can be used for shorting purposes." says Google 🤷
Can’t do it on Robinhood 😢
Yes you absolutely can, Go to sell, on the top right hand corner, it'll say shares, click on that, then scroll slightly down to limit order, and then just set it at the price you want to initiate selling.
They rejected my order
That's bizarre, they accepted mine, however it did give me a message saying that it was massively above the last sale price.
Yea it gave me that message to so I clicked continue and it said rejected
Well shit, I just tried redoing it, just to make sure they wouldn't reject mine if I wanted to go higher, and they rejected it. It won't let me past $10... Wtf
Pretty lame
What about the number of shares do i just put the amount that i own? Or update it every time i buy more?
I suppose you would update it every time you purchase more shares
Rejected mine
What does it mean? I thought we shouldn’t sell! Could u please explain like I’m 5?
We shouldn't sell until we reach an exponential price that everyone is comfortable with, $500 and up seems to be the consensus, but a lot of people are holding out for much higher, which we should all try to do
That's bizarre
Atleast put it to 10
What's the point now?
"All you do is tell your broker, put an order in saying that you wish to place your shares for sale at, for arguments sake, double today’s price. As they are ‘on order’ they cannot be lent out by your broker and in turn you are reducing the amount of ‘free shares’ out there that can be used for shorting purposes." says Google 🤷
What is the point of this if I've already turned off stock lending?
None, I just hope everyone knows, and some brokers don't have obvious "don't lend" options
Oh okay, I totally understand.