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Webull is very solid in general as a platform. I've never had problems with execution. Their platform looks modern. Their mobile app is very functional, unlike others. However, their futures integration with TradingView is subpar. You can't see your executions. Once you're in a trade, placing SL/TP is confusing. It makes it look like you can place another SL/TP on your SL/TP. Sometimes your manual SL/TP won't go in as a bracket so you think you're out of a trade but your SL/TP is still active like another order. Stay away for futures, use for options and others.
Their future trader is simply a mess. A lot of restrictions and limitations. It's a struggle to place a simple trade with a SL and a TP and trail that up. I lost countless number of opportunities and money just because it won't allow me manage my trades the way I need to. Such a frustrating experience. Also basic things don't work the same on mobile app and desktop app. The ability to place a STOP order all of a sudden disappears from your desktop but still available on mobile. On the other hand you can't move your SL pass the entry price on mobile app but you can on the desktop.
Fantastic broker integration. Fills are tight and seamless. The only downside I found is that extended hours trading is not a persistent selection. TV hot keys require orders based on persistent presets so trading pre-market means using the order form with this integration. This is one thing they really should fix with this API integration since it becomes a real draw down for pre-market momentum traders and it's a simple fix that will allow the hot keys to work like they should.
I missed an exit, so I was looking to improve a trade that was in the red. I saw the stock was consolidating quickly so I got set up to cash out and go the other way. When the move started and I hit the button to make the trade live, I got a trade verification window, this even though I had already verified twice in the same session. I quickly cleared the window and immediately got another, cleared that, and another. The verification windows kept coming nonstop though cleared multiple times until the move was over and all that could happen was more loss. There is a complaint in to FINRA awaiting an answer. I don't see a way that could have happened unless someone at the platform saw the consolidation and me setting up my trade, then made sure of how it played out. If I'm not mistaken for at least some stocks, they purchase a larger number to keep on hand, I believe the reason is so clients will have liquidity at any given time. If such is the case, it sets up a situation where you're trading against the platform and guess who's going to win. Not only do I fail to see any other way for perfectly timed verification windows to nullify a trade, but there seems to be profit motive involved.
by arn808old
It seems to be pretty reliable doing trades on Webull through TradingView. All trades have gone through successfully. The only negative I have is not being able to keep my broker connected on my phone and my computer at the same time. I’ll do some work on my computer and set up my trades and need to walk away and use my phone. I’ll have to go through the full verification process every time on my phone. Sometimes that gets in the way of a trade that I was watching having to type in my Webull Password, wait for a text message code and put that In, then go onto Webull app To verify it’s me, and then put in my trading password. That’s too much to do every single time I’m switching back-and-forth. When I switched back to my computer, it is quickly connected by Just typing my trading password, which is easy enough. It doesn’t need to stay connected but just make the logging back in on the phone easier for second time connection.
by milesd15243
So I've been trading for about a month now and so far Webull has been pretty awesome, I started off with a lot of different brokers to avoid the PDT rule unaware of what a cash account was but I think the desktop has so many features that makes it so easy to use and to deposit cash with a card is almost instant which is cool but could also be dangerous I guess, the only down sides are not having execution marks to know exactly where the buy and sell was made and I don't get why when a limit order is placed it doesn't show the price at the take profit line or price at the stop limit but it gives the option to drag a take profit and stop loss from the stop loss and take profit (if that makes any sense) so if I happen to move my stop loss any, which I shouldn't be doing, I have no idea how much I'm potentially losing, but there's a lot of great stuff and a few things that could be better but absolutely my favorite broker.