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I would suggest that you wait for a while before making any definite decisions. There are pros and cons. $0.006/share up to 2,000 Shares $0.006/share up to 2,000 shares for CyberTrader clients Equities - Per Trade $9.95/trade $9.95/trade for CyberTrader clients Options $9.95/trade +...

You have thoughts to confirm?

Figure it out.

No

I'm not saying anything anymore . Don't want to waste my energy . I'll repeat what I said earlier - Time will tell.

You don't know when MMs buy and sell. If you did you wouldn't be here.

I'm a trader not an investor. Each to his own. I have my own reasons. Don't want to get into any arguments over here. Time will tell.

More buying by MMs and institutions.

This is the analyst who downgraded it and his reasoning for doing so: Stifel downgrades AMZN to Hold from Buy based on valuation. The firm says they believe the co is performing above even their optimistic expectations, which would make them comfortable being buyers again in the low-$50s.

I'm not running anywhere. The day's not over yet. Even if it goes down, it'll be back up there if not today then next week. You've got to remember Analysts, Institutions and MarketMakers all share the same bed. Also I am assuming you mean an analyst downgraded it. A broker's downgrade means zilch.

I have to disagree. Incidentally the rallying is not over yet imo.

It has reached analysts' revised targets of $61 - $62 in just two days after earnings up 40% in just two days. It doesn't make sense. But stock movements never do. Otherwise we'd all be rich. I maybe going out on a limb but I think this baby will keep going up for a while because nobody...

I might add that retail continued to short it the next day after earnings (today) and they continued to get their butt kicked.

Here's why. Retail was shorting it afterhours and pre-market after earnings while Institutions were buying it. The end result is inevitable.

You're taking it out of context. Equity has everything to do as far as withdrawing funds from your account. The firms that I know will not allow withdrawal if the percentage falls below 40%. i was responding to an earlier post that specifically mentioned about having sufficient funds before...

I had stocks in mind. Thanks all the same.

Are their fills faster than IB's?

They are not cheap. As far as I know, they are more expensive than IB and Cybertrader as far as stocks are concerned.

The other negative is U tube.

I didn't see TM1's reply which seems to echo what I suggested.