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As two examples, NASDAQ and ARCA, allow trading from 4am to 8pm ET. You need traders willing to trade with you. Either customers or firm BDs. Most of the trading looks like they are customer and institutional limit orders. Most equity MM stop trading at 4PM. If have to ask your broker if they...

The Nasdaq SOES routing in the 80’s might have had that minimum for a Nasdaq member.

No.

Mentoring programs teach specific strategies. They can cost anywhere from $2000 to $5000. If you find a good one they can speed up the process and give you tools to make money.

Warrants generally trade at a premium to a similar options price, as you can't short most warrants. If it trades at a discount, I would continue to look for the reason. What is the symbol?

You can try a mentoring program.

Callable? It can trade at discount if it is about to be called and the stock is hard to borrow. I used to buy some below parity.

Ask your broker about trading in a block account with post trade allocation.

30% sounds like the maintenance margin. You need to ask them .

If you are a day trader or do not hold debit balances, you will get the highest interest rate by buying 1 year T-bills with a portion of your account balances. You will lose 5% of your BP. However, it does not work well if you hold longs overnight and have to borrow to cover that.

Are you looking to borrow money or get paid on unused balances?

Have you tried to contact Sterling support? I have a number of Sterling users and none of them have had this complaint? One of my clients used to open the maximum number of options order tickets, and still had no problems.

This article is not accurate and 20 contracts, to my knowledge is not a thing. When I was a MM I had a value for each option I made markets in by setting my skew curve. I then set the profit or vig that I required for each set of options, I did that by the delta. E.G. 75-100 >$0.10, 50-75...

RealTick: https://www.lightspeed.com/trading-platforms/realtick-pro-and-express/realtick-platform-features/ Silexx OEMS: http://help.silexx.com/ I'd have to lean more about your trading to make a suggestion. Email me if you want to talk tomorrow. We offer both DMA and SMART routes.

They will not price a delta zero spreads in a way they lose and you profit.

That is not a Stock collar. That is called a conversion. It is unlikely this will get priced wrong by the street.

What do you base this on and in what time frame?

Based on the account details, maybe I can introduce him to ADMIS. However, they will provide research but no trading advice.

Any spread or paired option with stock. They exchanges call it the COB-Complex Order Book. For a vertical, buy write, condor, butterfly etc, I can see in my mind where I make an lose money, and so should anyone that trades these before they trade them. You should not have to look at a simple...

On Lightspeed Trader, yes, as you can recycle locates. RealTick no. Not sure about Sterling Trader Pro. We use Velocity Capital LLC. https://www.lightspeed.com/news/lightspeed-trading-adds-short-request-functionality-flagship-trading-platform/