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Now IB has to zero it on their main platform and not just IBKR Lite and the collapse of the former online brokerage business model will be complete.

Inertia is always worth something.

They charge for L2, not L1. And they do send bid/ask, they just don't show it in their web platform :) We hooked up to Webull in Medved Trader and show the bid/ask that comes from Webull's feed. We didn't hook up L2 though, since we don't really know if people are buying that. No user of ours...

"We must, indeed, all hang together or, most assuredly, we shall all hang separately." IB, Schwab and TDA decided to hang separately.

Didn't take long... TD Ameritrade Holding Corporation (Nasdaq: AMTD) announced today that its U.S. brokerage firm will eliminate commissions for its online exchange-listed stock, ETF (domestic and Canadian), and option trades, moving from $6.95 to $0, effective Thursday Oct. 3, 2019. Clients...

From https://www.amtd.com/news-and-stories/press-releases/press-release-details/2018/TD-Ameritrade-Reports-Record-Fiscal-2018-Earnings/default.aspx For fiscal year 2018: Commissions: $1.51B ($7.45*202.8) Total operating income: $1.89B Net income: $1.47B Dropping commissions to 0 is going to HURT.

AFAIK, Schwab has no API. At least not a public one.

IB API, I think, was created directly on top of the TWS-centric internal API. That is why it is so awkward and info is sent piecemeal - because it is geared toward how TWS displays data, not toward external use. I deal with a few dozen stock broker/exchange APIs. IB's is among the most awkward...

.. or free with restrictions after the first month (see the FAQ page for what the restrictions are).

www.medvedtrader.com

IQ Edge is Questrade's homegrown platform. In the picture is another platform, that connects to Questrade for data and trading. And has Ichimoku :)

That's great news. The interpretation we saw in this thread was obviously absurd, in that it would charge a non-professional ridiculous fees for use of data in any analytical manner. This was published in 2017. Which means all this time non-display fees were really a non-factor.

We could set up a data source that would allow you to backfill charts in Medved Trader (http://www.medvedtrader.com) from a SQLite database. If you like, contact us after the 4th and we will see what we can do.

Sorry didn't see your message before. No, Medved Trader's scans work on portfolios only (although the portfolios can be big). Medved Trader's scans are client-side. Trade-ideas' scans are server-side.

What is "volume speedometer"?

Actually, we will be releasing DOM trading for futures shortly and are planning do add P&L curves analysis for options.

Disclaimer: I have never done any Ninjatrader scripting, but, AFAIU, Ninja script is C#. In C#, the line private Series<double> speeda; declares an object speeda but does not create an instance of it. Thus, when you do speeda[0]=1; You are referring to a null object, and getting an...

This is an old post but it does explain it somewhat: https://www.engadget.com/2007/08/20/does-your-hdtv-support-1-1-pixel-mapping/ But basically - TVs often "fudge" things when they display broadcast signals. The pixel-for-pixel (which is what Sceptre calls it, others may call it differently)...

I use two of these as my monitors: https://www.walmart.com/ip/SCEPTRE-X325BV-F-32-LED-Class-1080P-HDTV-with-Ultra-Slim-Metal-Brush-Bezel-MHL/25059349 They have a "pixel for pixel" mode for computer use. Perfect for me.