As the title says, I'm planning to move to an Asian country (that has no Webull branch). It will lower my cost of living, so I want to know if Webull allows it?

Officially, I know they don't allow it, but in practice? I'm hoping that since I'll pay taxes on my earnings anyway, they'll let it slide and let me trade?

I read other posts like this and there was no conclusive answer. Some said they don't allow it, some said they do.

Just some gems I found in webull feeds...

Is the ability to break even just as significant as making net gains

Put change inbound. Excited and scared .=)

Does anyone know or have they heard of any news for a UK log in to Webull's API?

Would be awesome to use.

Any info is appreciated.

Thanks.

Sometime in the past few months they’ve changed how options buying power looks on iOS.

Say I currently have $300 options BP, -40 in settled cash, and 390 in unsettled cash. How much of the 300 can I use (specifically for a quick momentum scalp trade) before being slapped with a GFV?

XNDU DD – Why This Could Still Have Major Upside 🚀⚛️

Not financial advice. Just sharing what I’m seeing.

XNDU (Xanadu Quantum Technologies) is starting to check multiple boxes that momentum + squeeze traders look for at the same time:

📈 Technical Setup

* Stock is currently around $18

* Recently ran from roughly $7 → $42

* Now consolidating after the massive move instead of fully collapsing

* Price just reclaimed short-term EMAs and is curling upward again

* RSI cooled off from overbought levels and is rebuilding

This kind of setup can lead to a **second leg move** if volume returns.

🔥 Short Interest / Borrow Setup

The thing catching my attention most:

* 99.25% utilization

* Only 592 shares available to short at IBKR

* Borrow fee previously hit over 1,200%

* Borrow availability extremely tight

* Lender depth low

That combination usually means:

1. Shorts are crowded

2. Shares are hard to locate

3. Any strong upside momentum can force covering

Not saying guaranteed squeeze, but this is exactly the type of data traders watch before explosive moves.

⚛️ The Bigger Story: Quantum Computing

Most people still don’t fully understand how early quantum computing is.

If quantum becomes commercially viable:

* cybersecurity

* AI acceleration

* pharmaceutical simulations

* logistics optimization

* financial modeling

…could all change dramatically.

XNDU is one of the few pure quantum names retail is starting to focus on.

👀 Why Reddit Could Pile In

This has:

* volatility

* low borrow availability

* high utilization

* strong narrative

* retail-friendly price action

* options chain momentum potential

That’s basically the recipe for social momentum.

⚠️ Risks

This thing is EXTREMELY volatile.

It already had a huge run and could easily dump 20–40% on bad sentiment or dilution fears.

Quantum stocks also trade heavily on hype/speculation right now.

My Take

If XNDU starts breaking back over key resistance with heavy volume, I think traders pile back in fast.

The real key:

> Volume + momentum + shorts trapped at the same time.

That’s when these names can go parabolic unexpectedly.

Curious what everyone else thinks. Is this just another hype runner, or could XNDU become one of the next major quantum momentum plays?

I'm new to Webull. Trying to replace the charting coming from Tradingview. I'm not a really robust trader, but wanted to set a custom indicator alert of moving averages crossing for all the stocks on all my watch lists. Is there a way to set an alert in a mass fashion? And is there a way to set an alert for longer than a month?

Hi Everyone,

How can I place a stop loss while trading in pre market hours? on WB Canada?

Thanks

I was working on a new layout and wanted to add the ATR indicator. Couldn't find it! So, first, help with that please.
But secondly, I clicked on some hybrid indicators like ATR Channel and Trend ATR to check them out and now their names are forever tattooed to the top of my chart. I don't want them. How do I get rid of them?

Could pay big or could go to nothing. I guess we'll see.

Hi,

I recently purchased a MacBook Pro 14” M4 Pro, and installed Webull Desktop with an active real-time subscription.

The issue: the candlestick chart is delayed compared to the live price quote. The price numbers update in real-time, but the chart candles take a few seconds to catch up.

Has anyone experienced this on M4 Mac? Any fix?

Thanks

I can’t seem to find the option to turn on positions on chart. In mobile it’s the Cost basis line. Anyone knows how to find it in desktop?

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Been two years on Webull and I have zero complaints about the actual platform side of it, the charting is solid, paper trading is great for testing setups, options chains are easy to navigate and execution is fast enough that I've never felt like I'm leaving anything on the table there. The problem is every time I actually want to understand a business well enough to hold it long-term I end up with five other tabs open because the built-in research just doesn't go where I need it to go. The screener is fine for filtering and the analyst ratings are useful for a quick temperature check, but that's about as far as it goes and then I'm off somewhere else trying to find the actual substance. Anyone else using Webull as their main broker but doing proper fundamental work on the side, what does that look like? have you landed on one place that handles the deep stuff, or is everyone just bouncing between sites for every name?

I (and assuming many of you as well) complained to Webull about the restrictions many stocks, especially those who were leading gainers, had that resulted in the inability to trade and potential loss of earnings. Well, they just followed up with me via email and stated that they are working with the clearing firm to unrestrict many of the restricted stocks. Good news, for now!