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I think the exclusive club now is >$10M

I had MVP last year as well. Just save a scanned PDF of your policy. Policy should show your out-of-pocket maximum amount and the deductible. Those numbers should be greater than the IRS limits for that year in order for your plan to be considered HDHP and therefore eligible for an HSA.

Whenever I sell or cover a position on SSE I make sure there is the little 'O1' symbol on top of the order window to indicate there is an open order. Then I go to the order status to make sure there is a sell order in the system. That has never failed me so far. I have done thousands of sells on...

Very nice. Wonder if its frequent tradable.

Do you find this strategy works better on individual stocks or ETFs ? Or it makes no difference?

trend following or mean reversion (of the spread)?

This does not answer your question but personally, I've maxed out my contributions to tax deferred accounts (SEP and HSA accounts) every year and will continue to do so. This is one of the few tax shelters the government provides us, and one should take full advantage of it.

On a side note - where would one custody such a huge Roth account?

I would be interested to find such a software as well. I find that Active Trader Pro goes 'stale' if I leave it open for an extended period. Yesterday, after having left it open for several hours I was seeing option chains where bids were higher than the asks. It got resolved after I shut it...

So sad. RIP.

that's a rather large notional amount

as a user of all three (active trader pro, street smart edge and tos) I would say that atp is totally sufficient for order entry, for my trading style. Their charting does suck though and I find myself using TOS for charts.

Interesting. Not a surprise etrade does that. After all they are owned by shark investment bank. I am curious about Schwab vs Fidelity though .I have accounts at both these firms and will be trading options soon. Any fill comparisons between these?

LE, HE, RB

Also, it looks like IBKR lowered their MBT commission to match TD Ameritrade. $2.25 per side. So it's $4.75 per side all in with CME fees.

Would love to hear Charlie Munger's thoughts on this one

Was trading TSR20 on SGX up until recently. The liquidity was poor for the size I was seeking to trade so I ended it.

The IBKR commission rate seems really off. I just spoke to TD Ameritrade - they said they will start offering MBT very soon at $2.25 per side which is nice.

You have to choose BRR then choose the 0.1 mult. See here: https://www.interactivebrokers.com/en/search/search.php?q=micro+bitcoin

IBKR has a different symbol 'BRR'