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Overview
Trading 212 sent Daniel a warning email regarding risky trading behavior, citing consumer duty obligations such as numerous rapid deposits or trades and potential losses relative to declared savings, and threatened a 24-hour trading suspension if the behavior continued.
Daniel objected to the restrictions, maintaining that the trades were legitimate scalping, including 50p scalping trades, asserting the right to use personal funds freely, and noting that total losses had been reduced from over £2,200 to £1,800.
Themes
Trading 212's warning email regarding risky trading behavior and potential 24-hour suspension.
Daniel's objections, trading approach involving 50p scalping trades, and freedom to trade personal funds.
Daniel's trading performance and loss reduction from over £2,200 to £1,800.
Developments
Trading 212 sent Daniel an email warning of a potential 24-hour trading suspension over risky trading patterns.
Uncertainties & gaps
Whether Trading 212 issued the warning due to regulatory duties regarding self-destructive behavior or because of Daniel's profit levels.