bro du willst in ein paar monaten evtl ein haus kaufen und fragst hier wie du das geld von flatex überhaupt weg bekommst.

Was genau findest du nicht in den FAQ?

https://www.flatex.at/service/faqs/

>Wenn ich mir die 4 Preisanfrage ansehe und auf "Kostendetails" klicke, steht bei jeder 12 € "Ausstiegskosten". Habe ich die wirklich 4 mal gezahlt oder nur einmal für den erfolgreichen Verkauf?

nur einmal

>Als Buchungstag steht 06.03.2025 drinnen, als Valuta Tag 10.3.2025. Soweit ich es verstanden habe, ist Valuta Tag für die Berechnung der Zinsen wichtig. D.h. die Steuern, die ich auf den Gewinn zahlen muss, stehen erst mit 10.3.2025 fest oder?

Nein, die Steuern wurden bereits abgezogen.

>Weil aktuell habe ich den gesamten Betrag auf mein Konto gutgeschrieben bekommen, aber noch keine Steuern auf die Gewinne bezahlt?

Bist du dir sicher?

>Mein ETF ist ja thesaurierend. Wie ist denn das, wenn ich jetzt alle ETFs verkaufen würde. Würde ich dann am Jahresende trotzdem neue ETFs dazu bekommen in Form der Dividenden

Nein? Erstens schüttet ein Thesaurierer nichts aus, zweitens hast du den ETF dann ja nimmer und bekommst so erst recht nichts.

>da ich ja einige Monate dieses Jahr den ETF hatte

Das hat sich auf den aktuellen Kurs ausgewirkt.

>Bzw. muss ich dann auch einen kleinen Geldbetrag am Flatex Konto lassen für die Steuern dieser Ausschüttungen?

nein

>Wenn ich generell Geld auf dem Guthaben Konto von Flatex liegen lasse, dann hat das keine negativen Auswirkungen (ausgenommen davon, dass ich keine Zinsen/Gewinne auf dieses Geld bekommen), oder?

So ist es, jedenfalls solange es keine Negativzinsen gibt.

>Wie verkaufe ich am Besten? Alles auf einmal oder in kleineren Tranchen?

Kommt drauf an was du erreichen willst.

Ganze Stück verkaufen ;)

momentan am besten gar nicht.

Garnicht, is für immer im Äther verschwunden.

Só te sei ajudar na questão

4. Se o IBAN da XTB para onde envias dinheiro estiver ao teu nome (penso não ser o caso, mas quem for cliente poderá confirmar), tens de o declarar. Declaras o ETF apenas quando venderes. Penso que a XTB pré-preenche os valores no teu IRS, que deverás confirmar/validar. Nesse caso deixas de fazer entrega automática.

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1. Depende do preço de venda. Existem ordens de compra aberta para o preço 10€ por exemplo, se colocares à venda por 10€ ou menos a tua venda é automática por contrapartida de uma ordem de compra que alguém tinha aberto por 10€. Caso coloques por outro valor, ficas com uma ordem de venda em aberto até alguém abrir uma ordem de compra pelo valor que tu tens a tua ordem de venda.

2. O dinheiro fica na tua conta da XTB.

3. Outros investidores, como explicado no ponto 1.

Was any of your purchase on margin? Cash would be used to settle that debt once it posts into your account

You can contact them and ask for a breakdown of fees to see where everything went. There may have been foreign taxes, foreign currency conversion fees and whatever else.

What was the issue?

Sell. Settle (T+2). Transfer. If your bank is not yet set up for that transfer, you’ll have time to do so.

How did you buy the shares in the first place?

You have to sell the shares, let the proceeds settle (T+2) then do a transfer to your bank account

ComputerShare send proceeds to your bank by default.

Hi u/Mkm788 and thank you for connecting with us on Reddit.

For brokerage accounts, typically the sale of your investments and the withdrawal of the proceeds are processed as two separate transactions. Depending on the investment that is sold, the settlement may take up to two business days before the funds will be available to withdraw.

To place a trade:

1. From the "Accounts & Trade' drop down menu, select "Trade"

2. Choose the account and select 'go'

3. Enter the trade information in each required field and select 'Preview' order and then 'Submit'

Once your trades are placed and the cash proceeds have settled, you'll be able to transfer the funds from the account directly to your bank via electronic funds transfer (EFT), bank wire, or paper check.

To transfer funds:

1. From the "Accounts & Trade' drop down menu, select "Transfer"

2. Under 'Common Tasks" select 'Deposit, withdraw, or transfer money'

3. Select your Fidelity account number from the drop down field 'From' and then the destination in the 'To' field. If you do not already have your bank linked, select 'Link a bank to a Fidelity account" to complete at this time.

4. Complete the transfer details

How to place a trade: Step by step guide & video (1:36)

I see that this is your first time posting on our sub, u/WiltingFlowerss; welcome!

First and foremost, Fidelity allows customers to use extended-hours trading during the pre-market session from 7:00 a.m. to 9:28 a.m. ET and in the after-hours session from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. ET.

Now, when placing a trade during these sessions, you’ll need to enable extended-hours trading by toggling the "Extended Hours" option when you’re making a trade on Fidelity.com. This feature will only appear on the trade ticket during the relevant extended session. Please note that only limit orders are accepted and will be valid for the specific pre-market or after-hours session in which they are submitted.

You can learn more about the extended-hours trading session, using the link below.

Extended-hours trading

I'm glad I could go over extended hours trading with you today. If any other questions come up, be sure to follow up and let us know.

You trying to dump stocks in the morning pre market doesn’t necessarily mean you’re going to be getting ahead of anything. Stuff will probably be down the second pre market opens.

Can you place a premarket order on mobile app?

From the website:

To enter a trade, select Extended Hours in the Trading Session section of the trade ticket. The ability to select Extended Hours only appears during pre-market (7:00–9:28 a.m. ET) and post-market (4:00–8:00 p.m. ET) trading sessions.

Extended hours trades must be placed as a limit order and are only valid for that trading session. Any orders that remain open when the extended hours trading session ends are canceled.

Open the trading ticket when you login (click on trade)

Make sure you toggle the extended hours trading to ON

Order type: limit

Time in Force: Day 

• You can only place trades in extended hours trading in real time, you can't place future orders in EHT, say, if it's 1030 and you want to place a trade for EHT in the extended hours after 4PM that day.

You can do that about twice per week based on the time it takes for funds to settle. That’s why I like trading options, funds tend to settle overnight and ready for reinvestment the next day. But options are riskier than stocks so don’t let that be the only reason you start trading in options.

If you buy and sell on the same day it will count as a day trade. Even though it's not the exact same situation as you described, it will have the same result. The Pattern Day Trade (PDT) rule comes into play when you have a margin account. Under the PDT, you either have to have $25k in your account or you are limited to 3 day trades in a 5 day period.

Now, in your situation, if you have strictly a cash account (no margin available whatsoever), then you can day trade as many times as you want. However, those funds will not be available to use until they settle, which as another poster noted, is 2 business days.

Very timely question, thank you…I bought a couple calls earlier this eeek and sold a few hours later. I’m still waiting on the cash to settle

Yep should be fine, I do such trades in my cash account all the time. As you mentioned the funds won't be settled for a day or two before you can use them for this purpose again.

Think you should be fine

You can choose the slot to sell under the holding.

If you have multiple different lots available to choose from, then when you go to the "preview" page, it should show you a "select lots" section allowing you to pick which one or ones you want to sell.

https://brinkleys.org/users/tsl/Files/lots.png

how to specify lots when selling power etrade: So finally was able to find it. On Power eTrade -> Positions -> Select your security -> Trade -> enter numbers that you want to sell -> Preview. You should see this message in RED "We have selected offsetting lot(s) based on your lot preference of Last In, First Out. If you would like to select a different lot, please place your trade on the E*TRADE Website."

Now to choose the offset preference go to your Etrade account -> At the top click, on your user icon -> Account Preferences -> Scroll down to Cost Basis section -> Lot Selection -> Click on Edit to choose your Lot Selection FIFO or LIFO.

If OP had 5000 shares and etrade shorted (instead of selling) 5000 shares, he can still talk to etrade support so that etrade agent will set right each transaction to match and will not affect OP's record.

Many times, fidelity did exactly like this and I talked to representative immediately and they set right each other.

As long as their system flaw, they set right properly, but it takes settlement period equate properly.

Maybe try r/stocks?

It sounds weird to me but I don’t know E*Trade’s TOS to say what they are or aren’t allowed to do. I would guess they give themselves this power somewhere in the fine print

Etrade should have applied the reverse split overnight to OP's position and they didn't. Simple as that.

Do you have trade notification emails where you placed the trade and then when it executed?

I know Vanguard does this, so at least I’d have those records if this ever happened to me.

You said that you sold ~5000 shares. Did you have these shares in your account? What has happened to them?

E-Trade (all brokers?) very explicitly does not allow conflicting offsetting positions -- that is, you cannot have long and short shares of the same ticker in your account.

I would use those as evidence that what you wanted accomplished with your shares was not followed. Maybe use some screenshots and try to email/get ahold of their compliance department. Just my 2 cents.

ICCT

Looks like you were trading on some pretty volatile stock there, that had multiple trading pauses yesterday.

I would call E-Trade and ask for further clarification if you're really concerned. Specifically about the regulations around what they did. That or talk to an attorney.

Reddit is not the place for these types of nuanced regulatory questions. We're all dogs here.

It is entirely possible, especially if trade cancellations occur. I worked at a prop firm and we were always extremely wary of trading stocks that had made massive volatile moves that looked erroneous. If you had opened and closed a position , they could cancel one part of your trade, leaving you long/short even though you expected to be out of the trade.

I genuinely don't know but I think you'd have a very, very strong case against them for working against your interest.

If you said to sell 100 shares and they sold 200 shares on your behalf they fucked up. A reverse split shouldn't matter - they should have updated it as you selling 50 shares.

You can request that they bust the trade if they didn't process the corporate action.

They may not do it because it's a self-directed brokerage account but you can always ask.

If you had a GTC limit order, normally most brokers would have cancelled your order because of a corporate action.

If ETrade doesn't bust the trade, send a written letter at least twice. And if they don't respond, you can file a grievance and complaint with FINRA.

I have E*TRADE. Have had for a while now. I just tested mine and it would let me transfer to my outside bank. Though it does say it would take 3-4 days to show up in outside accounts. Also have the option to wire transfer for instant access, but that would never be worth it for $100. Weird that you can’t trade though. I started my account with $1000 which was available instantly to trade. And, every time I’ve added $ to the account that money is instantly available for trade because they sort of loan you that amount of money until the actual money shows up. I’d say call them, but I’ve heard that their phone customer service is not the best. Ironically, shortly after I set up my account I received a call from them to check on me and see if I needed anything... ��‍♂️

why does Etrade suck?

Doesn’t it take like 4 days to give you that option ?

My cousin was one of their head server operators. He steered me away from their platform hard, their severs are one clumsy trip on a wire away from losing all of your money

I would get an account somewhere else and use etrades routing number to extract it. Or,find a etrade physical store and close it in person ,i might have to do this myself as i haven't been able to sell anything for six days.