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Eusdaiki: Thanks for naming it. Rearden: Could you elaborate?

So its illegal based on a SEC rule, NASD rule? and what does the rule stipulate exactly? We seem to have come up with a few creative uses for this already, which i wasnt even thinking of, esp that last one!! I'll compile them here just for fun: 1. Transfer your profits to 100% payout...

Is it illegal to place a bid in your account at broker X and then hit that bid from your account at broker Y? Anyone done this before?

Automation is replacing human workers in many fields, and trading is no different

try posting your questions here, ur more likely to get answers, and others can benefit too

Search for "account reset" in this page http://www.interactivebrokers.com/en/trading/marginRequirements/patternDayTraders.php?ib_entity=llc

But who would this really affect? I saw the news and apparently the TSX was plunging on that news this morning...

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Try submitting your limit order before 9:28am on the SUPERSOES route directly, rather than using SMART, and report back your result. Technically speaking, a limit order submitted TO NASDAQ (ie SUPERSOES route on IB) before 9:28am should participate in the opening cross. Also, if you have a...

If you open a demo account you won't be able to test in "real conditions". To test it in real conditions, you need to open a real account, and you can trade very small size if you want (1 share per position), but it needs to be a real account with real money.

I imagine hedge funds and MM's were/are in general sophisticated enough to mask their intentions by spreading their orders over multiple ECN's, but you're right that the new NASDAQ will make it even harder to identify those big buyers/sellers.

I used to get traded through on BRUT, INET and SOES...so i started putting orders out on ARCA, and noticed, i would almost never get traded through...now with NSDQ consolidating 75% of the volume on average and assuming NASDAQ will be proactive in routing out to ECN's that cross its quote...

Assuming the lack of displayed size you observed today is a temporary issue, why don't you like the new system?

There may be less size displayed today and maybe in the next few days because of issues some firms are having with the integration, as today all NASDAQ stocks are supposed to be migrated to the new platform. This should not be the case once the dust settles.

i used to place orders on arca, but now i will place on nasdaq, coz from what i understood, nasdaq will now dominate with an average of 75% of volume of nasdaq stocks, so no point in placing outside of nasdaq anymore

BRUT, ISLD and SOES have all been merged into a single platform http://www.nasdaqtrader.com/trader/tradingservices/integration.stm

Is this an established group with a decent number of traders or are they just starting out?

Is that the stock market equivalent of a casino barring a professional card-counter from entry?

http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=78005&perpage=6&pagenumber=1

Are there any disadvantages to using a hardware key?