I finally got my funds in my acct now when I go buy stocks it gives me this error message.
"Non-equity, bulletin board, OTC, pink sheet and other specific securities are not eligible for the price type you have specified. "
what the hell does this mean?
Do I have to wait another business days to trade or what - this sucks...Any help is greatly appreciated- not on what stock but more importantly how to work the etrade interface - why can't I buy right now?
I'm new to trading.
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I finally got my funds in my acct now when I go buy stocks it gives me this error message.
"Non-equity, bulletin board, OTC, pink sheet and other specific securities are not eligible for the price type you have specified. "
what the hell does this mean?
Do I have to wait another business days to trade or what - this sucks...Any help is greatly appreciated- not on what stock but more importantly how to work the etrade interface - why can't I buy right now?
i know this is a dumb question, but just to ease my doubts- it does matter what time during the day you buy the stock correct? can you give a few examples- all help appreciated...
i know this is a dumb question, but just to ease my doubts- it does matter what time during the day you buy the stock correct? can you give a few examples- all help appreciated...
It doesnt matter since stocks are fluid investments. Some people say buying near the open isnt a great idea, I dont know if it matters for the most part.
It doesnt matter since stocks are fluid investments. Some people say buying near the open isnt a great idea, I dont know if it matters for the most part.
you make a limit order, and you get to choose where you want to buy it or not buy it at. I'd do a little more studying before jumping in. Etrade has some tutorials you can read. make sure you know what you're doing, to avoid losing money on a mistake. good luck.
you make a limit order, and you get to choose where you want to buy it or not buy it at. I'd do a little more studying before jumping in. Etrade has some tutorials you can read. make sure you know what you're doing, to avoid losing money on a mistake. good luck.