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Subscriptions look correct. I don’t think I have this problem. I recently put orders after-market to Nasdaq and I could see them. But I normally don’t trade with resting orders or stocks with thin books. Maybe we can do a test together if you want - give me a stock and exchange.

I agree with above. I got a similar advice from a pro quant/trader once - get a job in the industry. Once there, you will know what courses you actually NEED to take. Of course I said, F that, that will take forever, I am going to make millions pretty soon. LOL.

So what do you do with the shares afterwards?

That was not the condescending part. That was just something that I don’t understand - a 350 call is not ITM when stock is at 355? I don’t comprehend. Below is condescending:

No, I haven’t noticed this. Do you actually subscribe have full order books or just top of the books?

Yeah I am not quite sure what is going on here, but you are starting to sound too condescending to continue.

I don’t know what that means, but I hope I am not on the other side of your trades, lol

Ok, so I think that you are more knowledgeable with the options than me, so below is just my points of view, not an argument against what you said. That is a good strategy, but usually is not what is advertised to retail. The guys that I watched all say: we want to get assigned long shares...

Sorry, maybe I didn’t explain it correctly. You know the wheel: sell cash secured put, get assigned long shares, sell covered calls. So you can do the same on the short side: sell naked calls, get assigned short shares(at price you don’t mind being short), sell covered puts. I would sell puts...

@W-M-A, I guess I am not understanding why would you need to do calendar spread and hedge with shares. Isn’t long leg of the spread done for protection? Sound like you are doing dynamic hedging of sorts. Maybe you can walk us through a hypothetical trade?

Sell puts to buy back shares.

I will take the assignment either long or short and will start the “wheel” Yours looks more interesting. Are you saying you had two calendars - one call spread and one put speed? Interesting. But the main damage is done by the gap, no? What’s the point of doing a spread if you going to be...

I put on this trade today wanted to run it by you guys. The reward is probably not worth the risk, but for some reason it intrigued me. In no way do I think this is a great trade. Rationale: FB is under some political pressure and unlikely to break into new highs, yet after SNAP tanked 20% on...

Was your order displayed or hidden?

Lol, your algos still haven’t learned to buy the dip?

What he means is that a trade is a transaction between a seller and a buyer. So it’s always a sell for one and a buy from the other. To answer your question, if a trade happens at the bid price, it’s more likely that a seller was more aggressive, and if the trade goes off at ask price, it’s...

@Davelandry99 , I am curious if you were/are trading the meme stocks? You used to trade all the high IV stocks in your service from what I remember.

Pension funds. Lol

True, but you don’t really need to know exact latency, just to know that your data is “real-time enough” for your particular strategy.