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What is "GSPC." In your question, you wrote "SPX", which is a cash index. What S&P symbol are you looking for volume on?

My suggestion is that paper trading has limited value especially with manual trading. No Fear. No Greed. Bob

Just as an update, Lightspeed Trader has been configured for those that want the API with MD to the display disabled . You can feed your server your own market data from another source and route equity orders now using the API without the concern of non-display fees from our relationship...

Just as an update, Lightspeed Trader has been configured for those that want the API with MD to the display disabled . You can feed your server your own market data from another source and route equity orders now using the API without the concern of non-display fees from our relationship...

Just as an update, Lightspeed Trader has been configured for those that want the API with MD to the display disabled . You can feed your server your own market data from another source and route equity orders now using the API without the concern of non-display fees from our relationship...

We do not offer Forex trading. Just the FX Futures. In my experiance, little is free, You create revenues for them in one way or another. Good luck.

It is interesting as I spoke to a TD/TOS user just yesterday that told me he wanted to switch to me from what looked like slow futures data feeds and lagging executions with TOS. We offer CQG Q Trader, CQG Desktop, CQG LITE, in addition to RealTick. I get no complaints about speed for either...

If I had to guess, and this is just a guess, I would put my money on the largest futures platfrom world wide that every FCM offers as being correct vs a retail platform that offers futures as a side business.

Just another Friday.

It matters because you decided to exit at that point when the stock was trading at that price. If you order is being held and you do not care, well that can cost more than the fees charged.

rb7. I have clients in Russia and they are not getting 4 second execution for DMA orders. Much less. Low enough to not complain and they are automated traders.

Most stocks that are relisted from NYSE/NASDAQ are listed on the OTC. https://www.otcmarkets.com

Not sure how that happens with reg nms.

my quick answer is that i’m Not talking about margin, I’m talking about Cash. If you buy the box and then use cash to buy stocks, at some point you will be borrowing money from your broker. Happy to describe the difference between market maker margin and portfolio margin over the phone one...

How can I get a fill the way from the market?

What asset class? What route are you offered? Is this for marketable orders? If the order is marketable, an equity or option execution through our Direct Market Access (DMA) or "SMART" routes are typically executed in well under a second. Futures would be the same. If you are sending equity...

Those risks are not part of my criteria. The concern for me is not the BD having a SIPC event. The concern is how do I use my limited cash. In a simple example, if I buy $1mm in non-risk options spreads (cash settled indexes have no pin or early assignment risk), that $1mm is not marginable and...

I personally, as a customer or MM, would never buy a box in a cash settled index as a trade. I have legged into and trade boxes in equity options, many,many times over the years.

For an account that does not use their cash overnight (Shorting stock, net short options, day trading), you can fund with a 1 year T-bill a part of your account and get very good short term rates.

JackRab, I spoke to FSU offline. The purpose of both sides doing this is not always to lock in that rate but often to offset other option or long stock balances. E.G. For the Seller. These spreads are typically initiated by the seller-IMO. PMA Size $1mm long stock + long options + short...