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Is there an options brokerage which offers implied volatility and greeks for option chains on their Android mobile client (application and/or website)? Thanks

Does IB publish an "official" list of "native" option spread types? Thanks

surfer25, have you learned how this works? Thanks

http://www.cmegroup.com/company/membership/international-incentives.html Having a special rate for non North-American entities is little use to US individual/companies ...

magicz, which broker gives this kind of report (or did you add the bid/ask spread column yourself)? Thanks

FSU, is there some way to understand if an order made it out into the "public"? Floor broker or COB?

Here is the NYSE definition of "crossing orders": http://rules.nyse.com/NYSE/Help/Map/rules-sys81.html Both ISE and CBOE have fees for crossing orders: http://www.ise.com/assets/documents/OptionsExchange/legal/fee/fee_schedule.pdf...

So I would still like to understand more on the complex order execution engines. Here a description for ISE: http://www.ise.com/WebForm/viewPage.aspx?categoryId=228 While here is the CBOE: http://www.cboe.com/cob/cob.aspx So when this above says "Max ratio 3:1", would an order...

I'm less interested in knowing where it went, and also would be fine that it was delayed a bit (talking of options combos here ...). But not being available to other market participants to see and trade on until somebody decides that it is of "executing price", is not a good proposition. To...

Sorry make that purple color "non executing price" quotes. Even when making these quotes direct CBOE, the color still stays purple ... You just answered my next question, I was wondering if the orders on these combos are making it to exchange matching engines. Are there some "mainstream"...

OK, this being the case, I'm wondering why would IB TWS display "pink" quotes (non executable) for near money, near month (straddle/strangle) combos? Would prices for those be available from the complex order book engines? Thanks

As per this http://www.ise.com/WebForm/viewPage.aspx?categoryId=385 ISE does offer up to 4 (?) combo legs for matching in their execution engine. Would CBOE also have similar options combo order matching? Thanks

SPX is based on S&P 500 Index cash value: http://www.cboe.com/Products/indexopts/spx_spec.aspx SPY "approximates 1/10 the value of the underlying S&P 500 Index" http://www.cboe.com/products/indexopts/spy_spec.aspx Are there some other index based exchange instruments available...

Thanks. I tried it in a different reader, and some items did show up ...

Are there plans to offer RSS feeds for the forums? The one link I could find on the site is http://www.elitetrader.com/rss/rss.cfm and it seems to be empty. Thanks

maybe read the book first (and also the disclaimer at http://sharkinvesting.com/newsletter.aspx#stock ...) http://neweclectic.blogspot.com/2008/01/invest-like-shark-how-deaf-guy-with-no.html

see http://www.iometer.org/

This is a SEC initiated rule http://sec.gov/answers/daytrading.htm so the answer is likely no. Although foreign brokerages (including Canadian?) are not subject to this rule?

Certainly (assuming that their brokers make those markets available and SEC is not restricting trading at those markets for US entities). See the various markets offered by IB: http://www.interactivebrokers.com/en/trading/products.php?ib_entity=llc Some markets are restricted by the SEC...

http://www.bankofamerica.com/investing/ the $25000 can only be in other accounts. try http://www.zecco.com/ instead ...