Saturday, April 07, 2018 1:42:47 PM
the key is the words "Opening transactions". A buy. Not a sell. Yes, when a stock has a stop sign put on it, SOME brokerages do not allow you to place the trade. I've seen it before, and he is accurate. SOme others make you call in to place the trade, so they can tell you it is risky. Others allow trades anyway. depends on the firm.
They ALWAYS let you sell, but many will not let you buy.
If they come out with financials soon then the stop sign shall lift and it shall be a moot point.
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