<prompt> Human: I had a rather large account with fidelity approximately 900,000. Right before the market crashed this year I made some extremely risky trades. I even proceeded to make risky trades during the market crash to try and make it back... That caused the account to lose a total of 70..Now Fidelitys risk management team is terminating the account with fidelity and is no longer willing to listen to anything. The account still has about 250,000 and when the stocks Im in recover to previous price itll gain about 50 more. But the rest of it will have to wait for further additional gain.. Its just a small cap tech stock that got hit hard by the dip and will probably recover by next earnings since all analysts are pretty bullish on it.I dont understand why they are doing this.. It feels like they are punishing me.. I called them and I was just stone walled by the representative saying my only option is to move to a new firm..They said by their contract agreement they can terminate accounts anytime they wish for whatever reason..I doubt I could take any legal action.. But it all just seems unfair..I even grew the account to 900 k in a year through less risky trades.. Though the initial starting amount was larger than it currently is..Assistant: Did you have a question?Human: Well how to keep fidelity, anything that I can do about it? Also if anyone has any similar past experience? Maybe a person met with someone nicer who was able to explain things better to them.The fidelity account has existed with them for about 10 years.Assistant: Why do you care about keeping Fidelity at all? Just move to another brokerage.If you have a joint account owner who is already aware of the losses, why would they care about staying at Fidelity?Human: personal feelings due to length of time the account existedAssistant: Or you could move to a brokerage that has 20 the trade commission as Fidelity. There is literally no reason for anyone to be beholden to a brokerage like Fidelity as an active trader.Human: like which one?  <response>: You might want to think about hanging up your skates as an active trader considering you lost 650,000 already.Edit: But hes probably talking about Interactive Brokers. 