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Depends on your goal! If you want a quick fill, with a 95% chance of being executed, and want to save half the spread, then yes.

She is an absolute emotionally challenged self important idiot. She will not become President.

Why would you put sell orders in at bid + .05? Makes zero sense. Put sell orders in at either last traded, or ask, or ask +/- an amount based on the following: 1) the volatility of the stock 2) the volume traded compared with your order 3) how much you want to be filled compared with how much...

Ah, thank you.

Thanks. What I meant by execution data was just the trade histories from IB. 1. I manually manipulate the data in Excel to get P&L per trade (as IB dont show this in the Flex Queries) - I may change to using the Power Query/Get Data functionality in Excel to automate this manipulation. 2. I...

Hi all 1. I was wondering how you organise your execution data in Excel, eg if trading with Interactive Brokers. Do you run a query on Interactive Brokers, save the execution data as an Excel file, then organise with Excel's Power Query/Get Data functionality? 2. A related question: Assuming...

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Pinnacle Data - great, but have to pay for it. https://pinnacledata2.com/

Not yet. I was UK and IBUK. Still in EU.

It is about ALL ETFs. It only applies to European investors. It is to "protect" European investors. Many of the European domiciled ETFS have supplied a KID (2-3 pager) so can be traded. The problem is European domiciled ETFS are generally so much less liquid and with wider spreads and higher...

That would be good. Where did you get that list from?

Its not about the prospectus. It is about a 2-3 page summary called a KID required by the EU regulators since 01-01-2018. A new thing,

It's very hard if not impossible to change to a US broker based in the US if you are not living in the US. I tried with multiple brokers. Ever since Sep 11 2001 they clamped down. I feel lucky I can trade with IB (as Ameritrade, Schwab etc said no way if not American or living there). I just...

It's just ETFs.