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I am not sure why you find this to be a problem, your positions only reset after the end of the trading day.

TT Is an execution platform not a portfolio management platform.

never mind per side...

How do you figure your math on the exchange fees? http://www.cmegroup.com/company/files/CME_Fee_Schedule.pdf

no

All TT servers reset but it is only when the market is closed.

http://sixfigureinvesting.com/2010/01/next-spy-ex-dividend-date-19-march-2010/ Looks like your too late... It's not like you lost money. The value of your short increased the same amount as the dividend was on the ex dividend date.

When I lived in NY my isp (cablevision) had a problem accessing IB's website and I was unable to access TWS. Sounds like it is probably a similar issue.

website is working fine, it could be your isp

You should just run win 7 on one of your macs.

Hidden orders are not native to the exchange, at least on the derivative exchanges... but I'm pretty sure it goes for the nyse too.

You could go through deep discount trading, an IB of Crossland.. I never used them but ev eryone who does seems to like them.

These are the firms that directly clear them: http://www.kcbt.com/membership_5.html http://www.mgex.com/clearing_firms.html

pepper_john, That is not normal

I have been having latency problems with my current firm. I am doing some traceroute and ping test and would like to test out my connection to other firm's gateways. If you could go into your guardian and then daemon setup under remote proxy daemon it shows the ip address your firm usses. If...

When I took a look at the AQS marketplace a year ago there was very little volume. With a stock the size of ANGI you probably won't be able to find anyone to lend to but I could be wrong.

http://www.cmegroup.com/clearing/margins/intras.html https://www.theice.com/margins.jhtml http://cfe.cboe.com/Products/Margin_VX.pdf IB requires higher margins for a few products such as silver and farther out oil contracts.

IB sucks for spreads because they don't show dom for them and refuse to do anything about it...

http://www.nfa.futures.org/nfa-registration/cta/index.html

I think you should bring your bird to the vet...