
r/Webull

Back In the Battle
I plan on getting 50 more shares of Avex at open when I can. I have a hard time sleeping due to my battle lust so I woke up and all my money is ready to be taken out of webull. It will take some time before I can transfer and public has a dumb $2500 cap for transfers.
I paid money to get a fast deposit out of wells fargo, but I'm pretty confident in this stock. I am losing quite a bit of money due to time value of stock but thats ok. This time I hopefully wont make day trading errors.
PDT Rule Change Goes Live June 4
FINRA posted the regulatory notice for the PDT rule elimination!
The effective date is June 4, 2026, but brokers have until Oct. 20, 2027, to implement it: https://www.finra.org/rules-guidance/notices/26-10.
Let the countdown begin!
Decided to sell my Avex stock +39 profit
I like to be up to date with you guys. I decided to sell Avex because honestly it has been on the rise and it is more speculative. I couldn't find any information on why its growth was so explosive. I may wait for a dip at a lower entry point because idk what will happen today.
All these jobs on indeed r ass
Like I'm looking because I'm becoming broke and I really don't want to work for these losers. Like I hate the idea of working for people who are less intelligent than me but Trump fcked up my career and I make like 1k a month and its taking me forever to finish studying for my series 65. I also blew like 20k. So there's that. Sigh life is kinda shit rn.
webull staff ignoring me?
i gave them like several different txt msgs. they just straight up completely ignore me. glad im leaving this platform for public.
"securities can only be liquidated"
Bro this morning Ive had this notification occur twice and it costed me some big moves like ENVB, why is ths sht happening, I try to enter and "securities can only be liquidated", alright so that means this should apply to other brokerage for this stock right? Nope, my initial 56% rally entry wont fill due to this and i watch this sht run to 140%. Wtf is webull doing this
No 0DTE?
Hey all, I’ve been trading for roughly 5 months and I’ve never ran into this, neither Tesla or NVIDIA have 0DTE options available. Can anyone explain please?
How big can ur position be before it affects fill time?
I’m scaling my account on Webull rn and at one point I’m gonna stop scaling and do fixed position size trades. I trade top gainers/small caps and essentially I size up my position until account grows to a certain point (for me rn it’s 20k). And from there I take fixed size of 20k or 15k if setups aren’t as confident. My question is for Webull specifically is 20k too big size for fill order to go through within a second and half or less time. Assume the top gainers I trade have a float of 20million or less and is traded during high volatility (like most top gainers), rvol high too.
We all know this is power trade lol
The 2nd picture is mine and obviously there is no clock next to the gains which obviously indicates paper trade can’t believe people get fooled so easily
Stop swinging for the fences
Dropping a screenshot of my current PnL, and I figured I'd share a bit about my day-to-day process.
A lot of people see these returns and assume I'm out here catching 100% baggers. Honestly, I fell into that trap when I first started out too—waiting around for massive home runs, but the opportunity cost is just too high.
I eventually realized that catching a 10% move is way easier than catching a 100% move. Compounding eight 10% wins gets you 114%. My entire profit this year is basically just built on stacking these small, unsexy swing trades. I only take about 9 or 10 setups a month.
My trading logic is super simple. It's strictly SMC and ICT concepts, and I can explain it to you without even needing a chart.
First, find a clear directional candle on the 4-hour timeframe and focus on its long wick area. When the price pulls back into that wick, drop down to the 15-minute chart. Don't rush in just yet—wait for the price to pierce below a previous short-term low. That's essentially institutions sweeping liquidity and taking out retail stop losses.
After that stop hunt, the price needs to snap back immediately and break above the previous short-term high. This rapid push up will leave a gap on the chart (a Fair Value Gap, or FVG). All you have to do is set a limit order right at that 15-minute gap and wait for the retest to get filled.
So with logic this simple, why do most people still lose money using it?
First, it's psychology. A lot of people understand the system, think "I got this," and jump straight into live trading without backtesting or paper trading. As soon as they hit a normal drawdown or get stopped out, they panic, decide the strategy is trash, and move on to the next one. They're constantly hunting for a flawless, 100% win-rate system, which simply doesn't exist. If you haven't spent hundreds of hours backtesting and watching how the system moves, you'll never be able to execute under pressure.
Second, they don't understand risk-to-reward (R/R). I have a hard rule: if a setup isn't at least a 3:1 r/R, I sit on my hands. If I'm aiming for a 15% move, my stop loss is strictly set at 5%. Do the math—at that ratio, you can literally be wrong 60% of the time and your account will still be green. Those little dips on my equity curve? That's just me taking a clean 5% L and moving on to the next opportunity.
Stay out of the chop, patiently wait for retail liquidity to get swept, wait for a market structure shift, and then buy the FVG retest. When your entry is precise, your stop loss can naturally be tight, making that 3:1 ratio effortless. Trading is just a game of managing risk and letting probabilities play out. Don't overcomplicate it
My current positions
Would be up around $100 by now I wanted 100 shares of ASTS to do a cover call for $200 premium but my buying power wasnt enough. would be up around $1400 cause I was looking to buy the dip on ASTS yesterday for 100 shares. WDC is just a easy SNDK entry easy money. OSCR will probably print idk. Medicare is being enhanced it is unlikely to dilute.
Change of plans
So I decided to switch to public to avoid my trades being forced sold. I plan to do cover calls for asts since it just hit a dip maybe tuesday morning. i expect a big sell off come monday morning since their satellite just crashed or something.
i want to get back into oscar so hopefully there will be a dip this week and do cover calls for oscar. i plan on stepping away from bull.
i think hims will dip so if it does i will get back into that. viridian therapeutics has not been doing much
i will keep the aixi xiao-1 because at any moment that cna go from 0.8315 and pop to $10 or $50
i will continue to stay within this community since i have grown on u all.
GNS : Genius Group Receives ICC Arbitration Award, Wins Return of 7.4 Million Shares and $8.0 Million Cash Payment
a leading AI-powered education group, today announced that it has received the final award from the ICC Arbitration proceeding by and between the Company and LZG International, Inc. ("LZG").
Pursuant to ICC's final award, the Company is entitled to:
return of 7,387,374 shares of Genius common stock; and cash in the aggregate amount of $7,971,168.53 (USD). The Company intends to take all necessary steps to enforce its legal rights and remedies. Additionally, Genius Group's legal team is evaluating appropriate next steps for the related matters, namely Genius Group Limited v. LZG International, Inc. et al., Case No. 1:24-cv-08464 (S.D.N.Y.) and the related appeal entitled Genius Group Limited v. LZG International, Inc., Case No. 25-630 (2d Cir.).
Understanding long call options
Long calls are effective tools to allow you to lock in a stock at a certain price. I decided to do a apr 24 exp long call option on oscr stock to lock 100 shares in at 16.50 so when it expires i have rights to buy that stock for 16.50 this is a great strategy to lower my cost of entry and it is extremely cheap at $49 to do the long call.
Thoughts on future for $bull
I’m seeing increasing reasons for $bull to take up some market share. With the removal of the PDT, addition of crypto trading and expansion into Canadian markets, isn’t this a silent stock with decent upside in the near term?
What are your guys predictions in the short (3months) and long term (1-2 years)? I’m thinking of buying a few leaps here
Pentagon is preparing for war against Cuba
Now that I think about it. I think taking everything out of stock market and waiting for this war is honestly the smart play. Once war starts and market panics I will buy the dip after a week when Trump tacos.
The $25k Ransom is Dead. Stop gambling paper options and start operating hard assets.
For 25 years, retail was locked out of true market agility by the Pattern Day Trader (PDT) rule. They called it "protection," but it was a structural wall keeping you trapped in bad positions while institutional desks traded circles around you.
As of April 14th, that gate is permanently gone. You now have the exact same mechanical freedom to enter and exit as the big players.
So how are you using it? Are you still throwing darts at 0DTE SPY options and hoping for a meme pump?
Stop gambling. Start operating.
The macro environment is violently shifting. We are seeing a massive decoupling in global energy. With the Strait of Hormuz choked off and millions of barrels being re-routed or trapped, the real market premium is moving to physical, hard assets—specifically, steel tankers.
Look at the maritime transport setups right now, specifically tickers like BWET. The global fleet is aging, the shadow fleet is tied up, and the scarcity premium is locked in leading up to the binary OPEC+ meeting on June 7.
Now that the PDT chains are off, I am executing purely through mechanical Sovereign Entry Funnels on these maritime assets. This means:
Zero Forced Holds: Exiting precisely when the setup breaks (like a trendline violation on a tanker chart), without fear of an account freeze or restriction.
Systematic Strikes: Buying off structural, multi-tested support lines instead of chasing green candles. Right now, maritime transport is repeatedly respecting ascending channels because the physical supply bottleneck is real, not a paper squeeze.
Hard Asset Focus: Rotating out of the tech casino. We are tracking the physical movement of global energy.
The training wheels are off. You have the mechanical freedom, now build the discipline. Who else is tracking these setups on the charts and rotating out of paper tech while this geopolitical lock holds?
The $1.5B Insurance Pivot and the Hormuz Trap: BWET, HSHP, TTBKF
The market is watching Geneva, but the reality shifted overnight. BWET gapping to $153.00 shows the maritime insurance market has officially decoupled from standard pricing.
**The 1-2 Punch**
Kinetic: USS Spruance disabled the M/V Touska yesterday after a standoff and the vessel is now in U.S. custody. Iran responded by declaring the Strait of Hormuz re-closed.
Financial: At 4:14 AM CST today, the Bharat Maritime Insurance (BMI) Pool was approved with a $1.4B sovereign guarantee. Private insurers are pulling back, forcing governments to backstop their own trade.
THe Numbers,
BWET Trading at $153.00 confirms the blockade premium is in effect.
HSHP: Today is the Ex-Dividend Date. The $0.06 payout is noise. The real move is their fleet capturing $34k–$40k/day index-linked rates as the Cape reroute deletes global tonnage.
TTBKF: The Capital Shield. Holding through the April 29 Ex-Date for the $13.80 Special Dividend approved last Thursday.
Wednesday remains the hard pivot. If diplomacy stalls, the Insurance Tax becomes the permanent floor for Q2.
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