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Am not sure IB does the same?

But then again, this post is about fees per share only. The rest is for the birds really. You will have to adapt or the 0 com crowed will eat your lunch. I wonder how long it will take IB to wake up to this new reality.

The strategy was actually made clear in the offering memorandum (called prospectus in the UK). The fund is allowed to invest in pre-ipo situations. Problem is that only 1 out of 10 investments played out well (sold to IP Concepts)

What's your view of all those burgeoning platforms offering $0 commission?

Interesting. Do you offer DMA access to the European markets as well? an API to place orders via MS Excel? Onboarding accounts for foreign (Non-US domiciled) investors ?

Saw you reply to that other thread regarding the 8 dark pools IB has access to. Dark pools (very much like latency) is a black box that we are not able to use for bench marking purposes it seems.

Very true. i did not want to discuss margin since IB are the most aggressive. Not sure about rebate (I assume they are not very good since I am not seeing much coming my way). Quality of execution is a bit of a black box where everybody claims to be better. DMA to NASDAQ and the NYSE with...

all platforms can. This post is not about convenience, tech or customer service. Just about pricing per share.

And am keen to hear about others besides IB and Lightspeed.

You can guess what the answer to this question is and why most experienced traders prefer a pricing per share vs flat rates. As to no automated liquidation, I actually prefer that as it lowers your risk from failing. MF Global is still fresh in my mind.

and would you offer a flat $0.00045 per share instead?

is a GTC order reset at the end of the day or does it carry to the next day? Buy 5000 GDX 22.35 $4.50, get filled in 100 shares lots on day 1 and 100 on day 2?

what about partial fills?

Thanks but it says 0.0035 for your 2nd tier between 250,000 and 1m shares. Am I missing something here? And am not sure about other day traders but I am not a fan of pricing per trade as it turns out to be less economical in the long run.

They are all for sale if you are interested and willing to sign an NDA

US Stocks and warrants commission per share is $ 0.002 at IB (2nd tier, where most of the larger day/swing traders would fall). Everything else on the side (speed, execution, customer service, etc...) can you think of anyone else offering DMA for $0.002 or less per share? Tony Pricing...

I appreciate that your question is addressed to Robert but care to say that this is precisely the point of IB Prime: Finding product elsewhere (primary equity issuance, distressed credit, etc...) that IB does not offer and bring it onboard. Some you may subsequently trade via IB (post-IPO...

Are there any hidden fees with IB?

And why would you want to be on the flat in the first place?

Dear Client, Interactive Brokers is pleased to announce the reduction of European stock commission rates for the tiered commission model. On April 1, 2019, the most expensive tiers above 0.05% will be eliminated for all currencies: In EUR, CHF, USD, PLN, ILS and HUF-denominated products...