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I know they are preparing something big for this year, according to their new directors notes, will see, maybe too late

it's a notional product, I assume

WTF is the SEC doing and the CFTC???

interesting old news, https://cryptonews.com/exclusives/imagine-regulators-shutting-tether-down-what-happens-to-bitc-8025.htm

that lawyer is going to take all your money LOL :) god what a loser LOL

on what universe do you live? I mean seriously? LOL :) there is no obligation of "advice" for giving you simple instructions on a manual trade you are clearly not there LOL :)

you are clearly a nutter LOL :) stay away from trading :)

and I bet she is a 3 holer, the dirty whore :)

technical assistance for placing a trade, is not advisory for buying a security, you retard LOL

LOL :) hiring an ambulance chaser is not going to help your case :)

an IB broker doesn't necessarily knows how to use the crazy TradeStation UI, could have been a software bug, who knows never take anything for granted, test, test and re-test and see how it works. You might have clicked on the wrong options or the software UI was buggy, who knows. Again, test...

you keep missing the point, regulation is the legality for doing what you described if you are taking fees and being an advisor, then you put yourself in a regulatory violation, or "illegal" posture, that will mean being taken to court and paying fines this is true if the local state regulator...

she must have other talents, under the desk :)

haha game over BTC, it was nice to know you :) all the frigging millennials are going to go apeshit over Eton sensible comment :)

it was technical support, not advisory, so all on you. You should have tried first with a few trades on a live basis and see how it works. Also reading the manual helps :) Stop loss orders are wank anyway, they get triggered at the worst possible time, taking small losses, before it bounces...

InteractiveBrokers run live webminars with compliance firms on that kind of compliance question, try to signup for one, and they also give free advice or you can ask your questions to the compliance firm running the webminar. They know their shit.

Check with your state regulator, a lot of things are happening in compliance terms at the SEC and state levels, you don't want to put yourself in some kind of compliance violations for managing "friends" money and getting only a small fee for it. Your state regulator might ask that you file...

I think you misread what I wrote, not physically fit, state regulator might ask for evidence of your financial knowledge or skills to see if you are fit for the "job"

I think that rules has changed for a lot of states, it's down to 5 now for most states and you still have to file some kind of document to see if you are fit for investing

for immediate family members I get it, but friends???