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Well, that's why I ask the question. The Kospi 200 has a very high margin requirement. If the options are liquid and move like K200, then, day trading the options may be workable. Kospi 200 future is one of the most liquid future contracts in the world. It is even more liquid than SGXNK...

I think what Scalp means is the pricing of those options are erratic?

Really? I think because they are European style... So, the market makers can play with the options as they like. Am I right?

I heard Kospi options are liquid. Can anyone share his/her experience in this Kospi options? Is it suitable for day trading? How about the Bid/Ask Spread? Daily movement? Thank you in advance.

I have checked the case with IB. If you attach an Auto Stop or Bracket Order, the Adjust tab is disabled. IB said any attached stop orders are not adjustabled. I have sent them a few emails to request the features in their new versions.