Our offices will be closed for the following days that the US stock market is closed. However, we will remain open on the National Day of Mourning on Jan 9, 2025.

• When the US market is closed: You can’t trade equities or options on these days. Crypto trading is still available 24/7.

• When US banks are closed: Bank transfers and settlements may be delayed and cash accounts won’t have access to instant deposits when banks are closed.

• New Year’s Day (January 1)
• National Day of Mourning (Jan 9)
• Martin Luther King, Jr. Day (January 20)
• President’s Day and Washington's Birthday (February 17)
• Good Friday (April 18)**
• Memorial Day (May 26)
• Juneteenth (observed on June 19)
• Independence Day (July 4)*
• Labor Day (September 1)
• Thanksgiving Day (November 27)*
• Christmas (December 25)*

In addition to US stock market holidays (listed in the previous section), the following upcoming US bank holidays are:

• Veterans Day (November 11)
• Indigenous Peoples’ Day and Columbus Day (October 13, 2025)

Stock market trading will close at 1 PM ET (with extended-hours trading concluding at 3 PM ET) on the following upcoming US market half-days:

• Day before Independence Day (July 3)
• Native American Heritage Day, the day after Thanksgiving (November 28)
• Day before Christmas (December 24)

Historically, when a President of the United States passes away, the federal government declares a National Day of Mourning (NDOM) to mourn their death. The NDOM is typically the day of their funeral, which may cause government, bank, and market closures.

For the NDOM on January 9, the US stock markets are closed and some US banks may also be closed.

While the stock and options markets are closed, here’s what you can and can’t do:

• Trades: You can’t trade stocks, ETFs, or options during the NDOM closure. However, any prior trades will still settle even when the markets are closed.
• Options: You can't trade options during the closure, but they can expire, be exercised, and assigned as usual. Options that expire during NDOM can be traded on the previous trading day before the market closes. This is also when we’ll run our standard risk checks. Be sure to monitor your positions, as they’ll be exercised or assigned using the previous trading day’s closing prices. Check out Expiration, exercise, and assignment to learn more.
• Crypto: You can continue to trade crypto.