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In some circumstances the high short interest is a negative bias but in some it is part of a corporate event or hedge.

It is very complicated as in addition to fees per exchange there are rerouting fees. E.G. AMEX does not have a fee on most symbols. You send an order (NBBO market 1.00 x 1.02) to buy 100 at 1.02. If the AMEX does not have any offers there at 1.02 and a MM does not match the away offer, the order...

I do not want to post it publicly but if you send me a direct email I can send you our Options Exchange Pricing Schedule from 2/2019 (Last one I have) . This would be something we can offer on Realtick and CBOE Silexx for single leg orders in addition to SMART routes that would avoid these fees...

https://www.nasdaq.com/quotes/short-interest.aspx Not realtime. I expect based on settlement date.

Not everyone qualifies for a margin account. Some brokers do not offer margin accounts to IRAs-so they have to use CASH. If you want to day trade, but have an account under $25,000, there is no PDT rule for a cash account, you just have to wait for the trades to settle. Some with account of...

Cash-no recycling of funds and must wait for trades to settle. https://www.sec.gov/fast-answers/answersfreeridehtm.html Margin account- in most cases you do not have to wait for funds to settle, however some brokerages have some restrictions on this...

If they are a registered broker dealer, you have to take the appropriate test (7, 57 or both). If they do not require you to take a test but require you to deposit funds as first loss, that can be a red flag. There are traditional prop firms, most are in Chicago/NYC, that are not broker...

He might have a cash account which requires waiting until trades settle.

Day traders require a locate for any stock not on the ETB list. It is not a borrow but a locate. We offer locates from our clearing firm (free) and third party locates when you can't get the free one. The third party locates have a fee.

I do not. I would recommend avoiding illiquid equities with wide option spreads. Not only do you have to pay to get in, but out too. And on the way out, if it is a time of stress in the market, the markets will be wider. that cost means you have to be too right too often.

FYI-we require a locate but I have no idea what overnight fees are.

E = ETB - Easy to borrow 25% means for day traders that it will take 25% of your BP out for this trade - fully marginable security.

CBOE Silexx is certified for IB-and Lightspeed- c#.net. And it is Multi broker so you can have accounts at IB and other brokers (like Lightspeed).

Does it have to be prop?

To be fair, it worked as intended. You set up a delta short spread where you losses were limited. You just have to work on: When to enter a trade and why. When to exit.

http://www.gainskeeper.com/

You have already incurred the loss. You can pay 5 to buy it back today and hope someone sells it or allow the two assignments. I would do whatever costs less and move on.

https://www.cftc.gov/MarketReports/financialfcmdata/index.htm Here you go. Keep in mind that KP, LB, MFG, Enron, etc were all big global power houses.

CORN does not require a locate.

I was thinking of talking you out of using a prop firm. So, what is your question?