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I'M as puzzled as you are. If IB is not accepting markets orders 20 minutes before the close I would run , not walk away from that firm. Good Luck.

New York does not accept MOC (market on close) orders after 2:40PM CST. You can sent a regular market order until a couple of seconds before the close and you will probably get filled.

The introduction of the decimal system made it easier to sell short. All you need is a .01 uptick. The only thing that bullets facilitated was momentum short selling. No great loss except for a very small % of traders.

Do any of the retail trading firms offer group health plans to their traders?

What does Echo say it is doing to address these problems? I am considering starting with Echo this fall and this issue is a concern of mine.

When I first saw your post about selling a $10 vertical call spread at $10, I thought you were joking. All your analysis about betas and volatility are irrelevant. You have no risk in the spread as it would be at its maximum value. The better question relates to your ability to time the short...

What is CAES?

What kind of executions do you think you would get if you were part of a crowd of 1000 traders trying to buy or sell at the same time?

A large % of Brown order flow is sent to the Chicago Stock Exchange. You are guaranteed the opening Nyse price on any order that you send to the CSE before the opening.:)

Which brokers in particular?

I plan on trading through an online broker. Does anyone know a way to receive NYSE Open Book info on a stand alone basis without subscribing to a more comprehensive quoting package such as E Signal etc.?