Apr 10, 2014, 9:32 pm
Last edit by: MasterCharge
Limits
As of November 20th, 2014, Loyal3 does not allows purchases of $10, $25 and $50 with a credit card.
No Cash Advance:
Bank of America Virgin Atlantic
Bank of America Alaska Air
Barclaycard Arrival
Capital One (All Cards)
Citi Platinum AAdvantage Visa
Chase Hyatt
Chase Freedom
Chase Marriott
Chase Sapphire Preferred
Chase United MileagePlus Explorer
Chase United Business
US Bank Flex Perks
Cash Advance:
*Data Needed
Placing Orders
- Make sure when you place an order, the funding source is selected as your CC and not the Checking account that it defaults too. Loyal3 won't cancel the buy order, and some have suggested the only way is to put a stop on the amount by contacting your bank.
Current Stocks Available for Trade
*A total of sixty-two (62) as of 10/14/2014
IPO's for Trade Now
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As of November 20th, 2014, Loyal3 does not allows purchases of $10, $25 and $50 with a credit card.
Maximum purchase generally limited to $10,000 per IPO and $2,500 per month per non-IPO stock.
Bank of America Virgin Atlantic
Bank of America Alaska Air
Barclaycard Arrival
Capital One (All Cards)
Citi Platinum AAdvantage Visa
Chase Hyatt
Chase Freedom
Chase Marriott
Chase Sapphire Preferred
Chase United MileagePlus Explorer
Chase United Business
US Bank Flex Perks
Cash Advance:
*Data Needed
Placing Orders
- Make sure when you place an order, the funding source is selected as your CC and not the Checking account that it defaults too. Loyal3 won't cancel the buy order, and some have suggested the only way is to put a stop on the amount by contacting your bank.
Current Stocks Available for Trade
*A total of sixty-two (62) as of 10/14/2014
- NASDAQ: FOX
- NASDAQ: AMZN
- NASDAQ: AAPL
- NASDAQ: ATVI
- NASDAQ: BWLD
- NASDAQ: DISCA
- NASDAQ: DNKN
- NASDAQ: EA
- NASDAQ: EIGI
- NASDAQ: FB
- NASDAQ: FTR
- NASDAQ: GPRO
- NASDAQ: GOOGL
- NASDAQ: HAS
- NASDAQ: INTC
- NASDAQ: KRFT
- NASDAQ: MAT
- NASDAQ: MSFT
- NASDAQ: MDLZ
- NASDAQ: MNST
- NASDAQ: PLAY
- NASDAQ: SBUX
- NASDAQ: VIAB
- NASDAQ: YHOO
- NYSE: GLOB
- NYSE: AMC
- NYSE: ANF
- NYSE: ARO
- NYSE: AEO
- NYSE: BABA
- NYSE: BUD
- NYSE: BRK.B
- NYSE: BBY
- NYSE: BKW
- NYSE: KO
- NYSE: DIS
- NYSE: DPS
- NYSE: GPS
- NYSE: HSY
- NYSE: HUBS
- NYSE: KATE
- NYSE: K
- NYSE: KSS
- NYSE: LB
- NYSE: M
- NYSE: MCD
- NYSE: NKE
- NYSE: NOK
- NYSE: PVH
- NYSE: PEP
- NYSE: ZQK
- NYSE: RL
- NYSE: SC
- NYSE: TGT
- NYSE: TWX
- NYSE: TRUP
- NYSE: TWTR
- NYSE: UL
- NYSE: VFC
- NYSE: WMT
- NYSE: WWE
- NYSE: YUM
IPO's for Trade Now
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loyal3 free stock trades with credit/debit card
Jun 26, 2014, 7:18 am
#286
Join Date: Apr 2014
Posts: 31
Requested $5k, also only received $500
" If you registered for the IPO using a credit card, you will only be charged for the amount of IPO stock you received."
" If you registered for the IPO using a credit card, you will only be charged for the amount of IPO stock you received."
Last edited by gunner725; Jun 26, 2014 at 7:19 am Reason: Allocation Data point
Jun 26, 2014, 7:22 am
#287
Original Member and FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: May 1998
Location: Kansas City, MO, USA
Programs: DL PM/MM, AA ExPlat, Hyatt Glob, HH Dia, National ECE, Hertz PC
Posts: 16,579
I put in for just $1,000, but I funded my account with cash, and I received 7.3992 shares. Seems like they have a different definition of 'first come, first served' than others ... though I understand they would have to account for some people potentially pulling out.
Regardless, I applaud GoPro and Loyal3 for providing the public a way to participate in this Initial Public Offering. I have a Merrill Lynch account and a while back when Potbelly Sandwich went public I asked them if I could get an allocation (have had an account for years with them with a mid five figure balance and they were a lead underwriter) and they said I didn't have the right type of account.
Of course, looking at the stock chart I guess they did me a favor.
ShareBuilder has had some access to IPO's in the past, though it seems to be limited in recent IPO activity (they had Empire State Realty Trust when it came out, but that's the only one I've seen in the past few years).
Regardless, I applaud GoPro and Loyal3 for providing the public a way to participate in this Initial Public Offering. I have a Merrill Lynch account and a while back when Potbelly Sandwich went public I asked them if I could get an allocation (have had an account for years with them with a mid five figure balance and they were a lead underwriter) and they said I didn't have the right type of account.
Of course, looking at the stock chart I guess they did me a favor.ShareBuilder has had some access to IPO's in the past, though it seems to be limited in recent IPO activity (they had Empire State Realty Trust when it came out, but that's the only one I've seen in the past few years).
Jun 26, 2014, 7:29 am
#288
Original Member and FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: May 1998
Location: Kansas City, MO, USA
Programs: DL PM/MM, AA ExPlat, Hyatt Glob, HH Dia, National ECE, Hertz PC
Posts: 16,579
Driving in to work listening to CNBC I was surprised the amount of coverage this was getting, about half the time this is what they were talking about, including an interview with the founder. They said the IPO was 20 times over-subscribed and the reason the pricing took longer than expected was because there was some talk of raising the price but the founder supposedly wanted to stick with $24.
Jun 26, 2014, 7:37 am
#289
Join Date: Jan 2010
Programs: AA BA CO DL UA US
Posts: 815
Although the real question I have is if they'll still take 10k off the card. Which would make me happy. The email they sent the other day made it sound like it (something about your allocation will be charged and the rest will be put into cash for investing or withdrawal). That would be a nice bonus. However, I think this IPO is going way up out of the gate so getting all 10k would have been nice.
Unless this gopro goes up 100% or more, it is a waste of time.
Jun 26, 2014, 7:53 am
#290
Original Member and FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: May 1998
Location: Kansas City, MO, USA
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Posts: 16,579
Jun 26, 2014, 8:24 am
#291
Join Date: Mar 2012
Posts: 407
Although the real question I have is if they'll still take 10k off the card. Which would make me happy. The email they sent the other day made it sound like it (something about your allocation will be charged and the rest will be put into cash for investing or withdrawal). That would be a nice bonus. However, I think this IPO is going way up out of the gate so getting all 10k would have been nice.
Only the amount they need
I put in for just $1,000, but I funded my account with cash, and I received 7.3992 shares. Seems like they have a different definition of 'first come, first served' than others ... though I understand they would have to account for some people potentially pulling out.
Regardless, I applaud GoPro and Loyal3 for providing the public a way to participate in this Initial Public Offering. I have a Merrill Lynch account and a while back when Potbelly Sandwich went public I asked them if I could get an allocation (have had an account for years with them with a mid five figure balance and they were a lead underwriter) and they said I didn't have the right type of account. Of course, looking at the stock chart I guess they did me a favor.
ShareBuilder has had some access to IPO's in the past, though it seems to be limited in recent IPO activity (they had Empire State Realty Trust when it came out, but that's the only one I've seen in the past few years).
Regardless, I applaud GoPro and Loyal3 for providing the public a way to participate in this Initial Public Offering. I have a Merrill Lynch account and a while back when Potbelly Sandwich went public I asked them if I could get an allocation (have had an account for years with them with a mid five figure balance and they were a lead underwriter) and they said I didn't have the right type of account.
Of course, looking at the stock chart I guess they did me a favor.ShareBuilder has had some access to IPO's in the past, though it seems to be limited in recent IPO activity (they had Empire State Realty Trust when it came out, but that's the only one I've seen in the past few years).
that I didn't think of it!
Jun 26, 2014, 9:49 am
#297
Join Date: Mar 2014
Location: ATL
Programs: DL, AA
Posts: 23
I put in for just $1,000, but I funded my account with cash, and I received 7.3992 shares. Seems like they have a different definition of 'first come, first served' than others ... though I understand they would have to account for some people potentially pulling out.
Regardless, I applaud GoPro and Loyal3 for providing the public a way to participate in this Initial Public Offering. I have a Merrill Lynch account and a while back when Potbelly Sandwich went public I asked them if I could get an allocation (have had an account for years with them with a mid five figure balance and they were a lead underwriter) and they said I didn't have the right type of account. Of course, looking at the stock chart I guess they did me a favor.
ShareBuilder has had some access to IPO's in the past, though it seems to be limited in recent IPO activity (they had Empire State Realty Trust when it came out, but that's the only one I've seen in the past few years).
Regardless, I applaud GoPro and Loyal3 for providing the public a way to participate in this Initial Public Offering. I have a Merrill Lynch account and a while back when Potbelly Sandwich went public I asked them if I could get an allocation (have had an account for years with them with a mid five figure balance and they were a lead underwriter) and they said I didn't have the right type of account.
Of course, looking at the stock chart I guess they did me a favor.ShareBuilder has had some access to IPO's in the past, though it seems to be limited in recent IPO activity (they had Empire State Realty Trust when it came out, but that's the only one I've seen in the past few years).
Jun 26, 2014, 9:52 am
#298
Join Date: Mar 2012
Posts: 407
Sell. It's only up on hype. Market valuations don't actually support such a large valuation, especially if other players enter the market (e.g. Sony who announced that they WILL enter the market.) GPRO is attempting to reposition as a media company.
I've put in my sell order already. If I could, I'd buy puts on it that would expire 3-4 months out as I believe GPRO will steadily decline after the initial IPO bubble.
I've put in my sell order already. If I could, I'd buy puts on it that would expire 3-4 months out as I believe GPRO will steadily decline after the initial IPO bubble.
Jun 26, 2014, 9:58 am
#299
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Join Date: May 1998
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Jun 26, 2014, 12:11 pm
#300
Suspended
Join Date: Jun 2014
Posts: 10
I put a GPRO sell order at about 1:30 est. so it should sell today at >30% gain. + the hotel points! which was the original purpose of the purchase.
Now I feel like I can stand to lose a little down the road on other stocks and still come out ahead. ^
Now I feel like I can stand to lose a little down the road on other stocks and still come out ahead. ^