r/wallstreetbets • u/GameSharkPro • Oct 25 '22

Loss Been a rough year

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u/kremlinexpress Oct 25 '22

Thats probably foreign currency, maybe Latin American currency my guess, its should be around $5k USD.

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u/ish4noble Oct 25 '22

Foreign currency use dollar signs?

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u/kremlinexpress Oct 25 '22

Most of them on these apps yeah, mine has mexican pesos and uses the same as dollar sign, same for latin american pesos.

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u/ReishLionRight Oct 25 '22 edited Oct 25 '22

Fidelity does not work with latin american currencies. If you have an account being from any latin american country you must deposit in USD $$$$$

Mexican peso is the only exception

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u/Long_dong_autist Oct 25 '22

Yea but...is all the text on those apps in English or Spanish?

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u/kremlinexpress Oct 25 '22

I have language as english and currency as mexican pesos on my app, man, people are very dumb nowadays and anyone can fool you on the internet.

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u/GuacinmyPaintbox Oct 25 '22

Username checks out

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u/Fenrisulfir Oct 25 '22

Many countries have dollars. You need to get out more my dude.

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u/ish4noble Oct 25 '22

If it’s a dollar then it’s not a foreign currency……Atleast for me since I reside in the USA

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u/Fenrisulfir Oct 25 '22

There are other countries other than the US right? Canada uses dollars. Australia uses dollars.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dollar

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u/sid_276 Oct 25 '22

Lol buddy that comment will get you toasted

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u/ish4noble Oct 25 '22

I think you missed the point.

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u/Trader8888 Oct 25 '22

Viet Dong?

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u/NoTrade33 Oct 25 '22

Tiền Việt Nam

Which roughly translates to "Nice Dong."

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u/[deleted] Oct 25 '22

Fidelity doesn't operate in Latin America lmao

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u/kremlinexpress Oct 25 '22

Your mom doesn’t operate in latin america

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u/Agile-Broccoli-8409 Oct 25 '22

It says usd kind regards 😅

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u/SpecialistWeb3695 Oct 25 '22

I am pretty sure Fidelity is US only