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I use Sterling 8 and they are currently not supporting mini options but here is some info about the minis from ISE.

I think these ORF fees option exchanges are charging are even more of a racket then mini options. So are these retail customers going to get 1/10 the commission rate? I also hear the ISE is opening another exchange. So what is the total going to be 12 exchanges.

Sterling 8.0 now offers spreads. I use TOPS for spread entry. It is ok has some nice features.

Hi all, Does anybody have a list of all the liquidity tags (flags) for all the option exchanges? I have checked a lot of the exchanges websites and can't seem to find all the information. Here is the short list I have. Thanks

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If the stock is not hard to borrow but impossible to borrow you will definitely be exercised on those calls. Then you could be subject to automatic buy in on the short stock by your broker. And there is not guarantee what price you will get. Also the assignment fees might be high too. When...

Looks like your 1 lot on the PHLX was a bad print. The only thing I can think of is that they on the opening put out stub quotes a way from the market and your stop was triggered. Was it a stop or a stop limit? I would call your broker and have the print adjusted to the trade right before...

I personally like realtick over sterling. Realtick has more bells and whistles and their API is much more well documented then sterlings. Two things about eoption, one is that eoption passes through exchange fees so if you use limit orders you will be receiving credits (except on the box they...

AZ, Talk to Shawn. His information is here http://www.eoption.com/direct_access.html He should be able to answer all the questions you have. I have dealt with him before and he is a good guy. You might be able to negotiate lower rates, which I have, if you do enough volume.

check out www.eoption.com or www.optionhouse.com

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Here is the fee schedule for the ISE http://www.ise.com/assets//documents//OptionsExchange//legal/fee/fee_schedule.pdf that doesn't include clearing and OCC fees.

Option exchanges are using the make or take model like stocks. You provide liquidity you get paid, you take you pay. Except for the box which has just the opposite where you take and get paid and if you provide you have to pay. Also some exchanges charge a route away fee. If you send an...

WEX is pretty good. They have a live spread book I believe from the ISE data feed.

http://www.optionsclearing.com/

The stock is very hard to borrow which is why the reversal is also setting up for a huge credit.

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