/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>13033761
>not level 3

I wish. Whole system is riggedigged.

>>12944421
>>12944478

>whats the best exchange to trade options?

sigh...

Alright. First, you don't sign up to an "exchange" to trade stocks. You sign up with a brokerage. This will be any major bank or a dedicated online brokerage like Robinhood. Robinhood is different in that it, or as far as I am aware (I don't use it), requires opening a specific account type for options trading. Anyway, on a normal broker you should be able to trade options right away from a standard cash account. All brokerages, except Robinhood, charge a per-trade commission.

You should not be trading options if you cannot understand or at least research these basics yourself. The risk on any given options trade can be greater than 100% of your principal depending on the type of trade. Do not fuck around with options until you know a whole hell of a lot about the stock market and how it works. Failure to follow these guidelines is a fast track straight to liquidation station.