> Easiest brokerage to get approved for options trading?

Easiest brokerage to get approved for options trading?

Posted at: 2014-12-05 
I am currently on etrade, and they just won't let me trade level 2 options. I am wondering what brokerages approve you easier for options trading?(long puts, calls)

If you cann't get approval from E-Trade, don't expect from any one else.

Most major firms are a little more tighter than E-Trade

All firms have the same minimum requirements for the approval of establishing an option account, the more reputable firms are a bit more tougher, .

They all pretty much have the same requirements. No one wants to get holding the bag if your options go south.

Options is a risky business. There is a seperate derivative risk warning to sign and the broker should be looking for adequate client resources, experience etc.

You may not be old enough to remember but many option traders got wiped out in the '87 crash when there was less regulation.

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I am currently on etrade, and they just won't let me trade level 2 options. I am wondering what brokerages approve you easier for options trading?(long puts, calls)