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It hasn’t been happening till recently.

TSLA for example at 10:47 set high of 204.71. I looked through TWS feed and there were no "bad" trades. So I assume the sale conditions were not LAST eligible, but eligible to set High/Low. TOS: TWS:

I’m sure you have noticed many spikes(bad trades) on the charts recently. I am seeing on multiple platforms which suggests to me that it is related to data feeds. Did SIPs introduce some new sale condition or started using a combination of sale conditions they did not use before? Wander when...

What’s the frequency of your algo? Does it hold overnight? What’s the capacity? Is there a minimum buying power to make it run true to backtest? Does it take liquidity? Have you run it live?

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Yes it worked. I suspect it has to do with volume displayed. The official open print has all the volume of opening auction. That is my theory.

I think I figured it out. "Scale to Fit Studies" was checked. "Ignore Studies" should be checked.

Hello, I started having a problem with chart auto-scaling due to what I suspect a “bad” trade. It only seems to happen right after the market open - the worst time! Anyone experiencing this? Is there a way to filter out these trades? P.S. We all agree IB charts are not best, so not the topic...

Welcome, Mike! Good to have you here. Mike and the team are very knowledgeable and passionate about trading, from my experience.

Since markets are heavily manipulated, dirty brokers may be best teachers

Practical discussion of skew. https://ibkrcampus.com/traders-insight/the-taming-of-the-option-skew/ Question: Does anyone use the mentioned CBOE SKEW index, and how?

They are thinking as options (volatility) traders, and your strategy is a directional one. I prefer to do the opposite, sell calls at strikes where I would want to be short, but as I said the light isn’t worth the candle.

No such thing in trading, with few exceptions but most likely not attainable at our level.

The problem with selling OTM options, imho, is that you paid so little. In your example, you are willing to take ownership of the stock and you will see it run up to your strike, your mind goes- damn, I would have made X but only made X/100 and now may have to buy the top. I just don’t think it...

https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=4416622

It’s on their website as well (12 hour shift?) Job Details Description The Real-Time Trader I is responsible for maximizing real-time revenues across the Company’s generation portfolio. This includes trading physical power, managing company positions in real-time, and optimizing of the...

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