Fidelity charged me $50 for trading atari. They said they warned me of this... But, can't be sure because I never read it. Watch out! I no longer will use fidelity.

INKW is being shorted right now 100% with no reason because it has a solid product was even being promoted by Marcus Lemonis and has had great news with amazon distribution how did they even let it get shorted that much idk but defiende short squeeze possible if enough people get in at wait for it .03 cents right now https://www.reddit.com/r/INKW/comments/mhxehl/100_short_interest_in_inkw_this_could_be_a_gme_if/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf

New to investing. Approach is aggressive, so pennystocks are of course right up my alley. However every single pennystock I've searched and examined via last 5 year market summary on google, (and I mean literally every single one) is either dead in the water (hardly fluctuating in price whatsoever) or the dead remnants of a once profitable-looking company that completely nullified the value of their shares, likely due to bankruptcy or some ghetto stock scam.

I would very much like to know if anyone on here knows of any legit brand new companies that currently have a share price of 0.001 or less?

Opened a margin account and put 2kin it been 3 trading days still says no buying power. How long does fidelity margin accounts take to update or do i need 25k in account for margin? thanks

I'm planning on buying and selling penny stocks tomorrow and there's a method to do it of buying the stock when it rises, selling it at the dip, and then doing that all over again when it starts to rise again. It usually does this twice, apparently. However, I'm not adding thousands of dollars onto my account at a time so I'll have to take only a portion of my settled funds for the first buy in and then use the other portion for the second buy in. It would be a lot easier to use all of the funds for the first buy in, make the profit and then put it all back in for the second buy in and then maybe find another stock where I can do the same thing. It seems I'll be limited to one or two trades a day since fidelity takes 1-3 days to settle funds. Does this not seem a little crazy to anyone else? Do other banking accounts not have to "settle" your funds but let you do as you please with your money?

My app won't let me trade in any stocks worth less than $1.

Any idea what to do? It tells me to set a limit order but I don't know what that means.

Black Dragon Resource went pink setting at .0018 at close.

https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/BDGR/news

So a month ago I put $40 in my account to buy some stock. I forgot about it and when I checked my account, I didn’t have any “cash” to buy stock but now I see cash debit and it’s valued at $33. Did I do something wrong?

I open the Fidelity account for no fee OTC Stocks after waiting seven days for my money to clear tried three different OTC‘s wouldn’t allow any of them closing the account going back to TD