For swing trading purposes, I'd like to place stop orders but unlike daytrading, I don't need them filled quickly; I'd rather have them filled at a good price. A big market order, especially near the open if there's a gap would have terrible execution and for the limit orders it's hard to know...
FWIW I succeeded in opening an account with BofA but then, about a month later they froze and closed it with a "we shouldn't even have opened it; we don't want to deal with that industry" and I couldn't quite figure out why. I'm guessing it's some AML concerns because otherwise, this seems like...
Right, that's what I've been doing; however I'd now like to open another bank account in the partnership name and am looking for banks who are a) willing to open accounts for trading partnerships and b) have somewhat decent service / fees, hopefully relatively low wire fees.
Hi guys,
I've been trading on my own for a while and the have found enough success to persist. However, for various reasons, I'm not trading using my personal account but instead, using an LP entity, kinda like a mini hedge fund (though it's just my $). For some trading-related reasons, I...
Typically brokers don't provide historical tick or bid/ask data. The start date is 2013-09-13. As a note, the feed is *massive* so you really want either processed data or to use a data provider which is co-located so you don't need to transfer it over and has software to process it quickly...
Try QuantGo. It's "renting" data, where you pay for a monthly subscription and can only use the data on their servers (AWS machines) but their prices are very reasonable compared to the tens of thousands historical options data tends to cost from most vendors. Options TAQ is $350/month with a...
Lightspeed offers DMA routing where you can directly pick the exchange your order goes to. They also offer algo routes like CS, etc but if you don't want your order sent to CS, don't use those routes.
What about Lightspeed? I noticed you guys offer direct routing for individual options but I believe only SMART for spreads -- if I submit the options order with you, would it hit the exchange's COB?