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>>27047620
I like TD Ameritrade’s ThinkorSwim. The site is well designed for active trading and options, and it also has paper trading and a lot of tutorials for noobs.

TD stopped people from trading on margins for GME, which basically means that they wouldn’t give you a loan to buy those shares to cover their own ass. If you had the money to afford it yourself though, they didn’t stop you and everything worked fine. I think that’s pretty fair. If you want to take a loan out to buy stocks, go to your bank instead, TD doesn’t want to be left holding the bag when retards take out loans from them to buy GME that they won’t be able to pay back if it suddenly crashes due to how volatile it is.

The older TD Ameritrade app is simpler but also has crashed at crucial moments, but everything is gucci as long as you use ThinkorSwim instead. I have never had any issues with it. It is really complex and may seem overwhelming at first before you watch the tutorials, but once you understand how to use it, it is like hunting with a sniper rifle vs a rock (Robin Hood) when actively managing funds.