Robinhood vs Webull on TradersPost

Robinhood and Webull differ on 3 of 21 points TradersPost compares: short selling, bracket orders and immediate or cancel orders. Both support stocks, fractional quantity, market orders, limit orders, stop orders, trailing stops, stop limit orders, day orders, good till canceled orders and modify open orders.

Robinhood Webull
  • Short selling

    Limited

    Selling to open accepts market and limit orders only.

    Supported

  • Bracket orders

    Not supported

    Supported

  • Immediate or cancel orders

    Supported

    Not supported

Same on both 11

  • Stocks
  • Fractional quantity
  • Market orders
  • Limit orders
  • Stop orders
  • Trailing stops
  • Stop limit orders
  • Day orders
  • Good till canceled orders
  • Modify open orders
  • Authentication: OAuth

Neither supports 7

  • Stock Options
  • Index Options
  • Futures
  • Crypto
  • Fill or kill orders
  • Trailing stop attached to entry
  • Paper accounts

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Worth knowing about each

Robinhood

  • Stocks only. Robinhood crypto and options are not sent through TradersPost.
  • Opening a short is limited to Market or Limit with Day time in force. Fractional shorts are not sent.
  • Market orders cannot use GTC. Bracket, OTO, and OCO order classes are not sent.

View Robinhood connection View Robinhood docs

Webull

  • Stocks only.
  • No Webull paper connection.
  • Quotes come from Polygon, not from Webull.

View Webull connection View Webull docs

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