Webull keeps track of cost basis just like any other brokerage.That's a great suggestion.
You could put your cash in a WeBull Margin account and buy a cash equivalent ETF like SGOV which would match the high yields seen elsewhere.
I normally don't buy MM like ETFs because I don't like the idea of keeping track of cost basis for some ETFs (even if the cost basis changes are minimal). How well does WeBull keep track of cost basis, or do I have to do it manually? My WeBull account is an IRA, so I haven't bothered to see how well their software tracks cost basis.
FYI i noticed today that it looks like the cash in my WeBull Margin account is earning 5% interest
Statistics: Posted by spacecadet610 — Wed Mar 13, 2024 10:53 am — Replies 47 — Views 4473
