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    1. Brokers gonna wait til Oct 2027, but then Citadel is going to beg brokers to make it effective ASAP. Y’all better not sue your brokers

    2. Particular-Limit2453 on

      Finally can start day trading without having 25k sitting in account – been waiting for this since forever!

    3. peese-of-cawffee on

      For those saying this will make people lose money faster – does the PDT rule *really* make traders more disciplined to their benefit? It seems like being able to exit a bad trade without worrying about being flagged is a good thing, but I can see where it would encourage revenge trading and hasty decisions.

    4. Vidrax_of_Cascades on

      it annoys me that ppl keep claiming that pdt 25k limit being removed makes ppl poorer when i couldnt get out of a position and lost 2500 when trump declared war on iran.

      not being able to change ur position and reorganize due to have less than 25k just lost u money. a better rule would have been where u just couldnt do margin at all without having 25k.

    5. Endle55torture on

      TLDR version? : are they removing the minimum $25k requirement to day trade ? If so that is amazing and overdue

    6. Ahamadrayasbaboon on

      I wonder if brokers will change their margin rates to account for the perceived risk. Or target them. 

    7. AcademicStandard3701 on

      PDT prison sucks we will have more 0dte puts go worthless now with all the volume lmao 😂

    8. makethetrades on

      govt never works this fast, getting the official change friday and then the official notice out today…. one business day! that means the fuckers can do shit fast and choose not to

    9. makethetrades on

      the nice thing is the 45 days includes weekends and holidays (memorial day) so really we only have 31 trading days till this is live!

    10. I’m glad the government finally believes that people with under $25k can be savvy investors and have the financial knowledge and experience to be successful navigating the financial markets.

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