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Margin interest rates are calculated based on margin debit balance, positions held, market conditions, and other risk factors. Please refer to your account statement for the margin interest rate ap...

Short selling is an advanced investing strategy. It involves borrowing shares of a stock to sell at the current market price, with the hope that the price will drop. If it does, you can buy the sha...

A margin loan is a type of secured loan that enables you to borrow against the value of the securities you already own in your Tradesk brokerage account in order to purchase additional securities, ...

Margin investing allows you to borrow money to increase your investing power, using the value of marginable securities in your account as collateral. It can be a handy way to make the most of oppor...

A Money Due Call occurs when a cash account exceeds its buying power. MD Calls can be triggered during excessive trading in volatile markets as price swings can impact market order values as they a...

What is a GFV?A GFV occurs in a cash account when an investor buys a stock using unsettled funds, and liquidates the position before the settlement date of the sale that generated the proceeds. How...

Currently, we support following order types: Limit Order Market Order Stop Order (Stop-Loss Order) Stop-Limit Order

While a halt is in place, you can still cancel a pending order before it's executed in the market if the order is for whole shares. However, if you place a fractional order and it's routed to a mar...

You can place new orders during a trading halt, but new or existing orders will not be processed until the market reopens or the trading halt is removed. This applies to market-wide halts and halts...

There are no routine restrictions on up and down price fluctuations of U.S. stocks in a single trading day.  However, there could be Exchange and/or SEC imposed trading halts on individual stocks o...