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"9:25 A.M. MOO, LOO and IO orders may be submitted but not updated or canceled." https://www.nasdaqtrader.com/content/TechnicalSupport/UserGuides/TradingProducts/crosses/openclosequickguide.pdf I am aware of the 9:28 cut off, but has not been aware of the 9:25 cut off. Has the 9:25 cut off as...

I generally agree with the premise: very few. However, they do exist. This guy on average carries positions for two days, so not a day trader, but still relevant: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Simons_(mathematician) Rare - absolutely. Impossible - no.

It does not apply to long and short stock trading, correct?

France, Portugal and Poland (assuming that are the countries you refer to) yield the same result: Your request to open an account cannot be processed Schwab currently cannot open accounts for residents of your country/region. Please check back with us in the future. Thank you for your...

I don't understand it either. But the fact is, that Schwab accepts clients from Germany, the UK, Spain and Switzerland and no other countries in Europe. I am struggling to understand why.

I have been on this board for years. This is hands down the most funny comment I have seen ;-) Would put it on Reddit, if I knew how to.

https://www.cnbc.com/video/2019/12/06/biden-we-should-have-a-financial-transaction-tax.html

It took me years to unlearn my M.Sc. in Finance.

Most likely the time span between getting hold of the information and the release of the information is short. So they have to trade close to the announcement. They also likely will trade with heavy volume to make it worthwhile and because they are greedy. If they were not greedy, they would...

"The SEC said the case originated from its Analysis and Detection Center, which seeks out suspicious patterns, especially with traders who possess unusually good timing, or with the shares of companies that are about to announce market-moving news." That seems like quite an easy task...

Because "so many people" use IB. When "so many people" use a broker, a lot of them will lose money and complain about poor fills when in fact they just made poor trades. The base rate take away is: Many people use IB. That fact alone speak volumes.

The Excel "Stocks" data type can be used to retrieve historical FX rates. The source is Refinitiv. Does anyone know what Refinitiv uses as default source of FX prices? Where do they take the FX data from and what is the cut off time for closing prices?

If you are short and the borrowed shares pay a dividend, you have to pay the dividend in lieu. Rules differ by jurisdiction so this is tentative, but yes normally of course you can deduct that charge. I assume you should include the charge in calculating the net gain/loss on shorted stocks and...

I don’t think they accept new clients from the EU unless they recently changed their policy.

I do not know your definition of bad countries, but most US brokers do not accept clients from the EU.

That was not his original investment case and he made that case rather thorough in the form of 7-hour Youtube videos.

It seems the algo only adjusts to become more and more agressive until filled. Consequently, I prefer to adjust the limit manually, but would like to experiment and gather data. "If it doesn't fill, it is resubmitted at a slightly more aggressive price. It continues this pattern of "wait and...

It seems the algo only adjusts to become more and more agressive until filled. I would prefer the algo to move up and down with the market. "If it doesn't fill, it is resubmitted at a slightly more aggressive price. It continues this pattern of "wait and move" within the spread until it fills...

Make the currency conversion in IB. Set up a Revolut account. Transfer to Revolut. Spend the money. Only transaction cost is the minor commission to IB on the conversion.