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It would be interesting to see and compare the same numbers but for previous years.

Fine with me (Eastern USA servers).

$20??? At first I thought there was a typo...

With all due respect, stay away from trading futures if you cannot understand the basic futures contract specs.

Could you provide us anymore details on how they could do that? I'm not stating that you are wrong here, I'm just curious if you would have any specific details, or maybe you just heard that this was possible.

How would they do that? Apart from being slow to direct your orders to the exchanges.

You are buying at the bid price and selling at the ask price!!!! And you're using prices 15 minutes before your signal!!!!!!! Should I need to say more?

With all due respect you, I would say do not trade if you don't know this basic concept.

Or better, use your cell phone to tether as a backup to your main Internet connection.

If it there is no emotions and feelings, then it can be automated. Programming a module to land on Mars is way more complicated than that... But for sure, it ain't for the faint of heart!

Are you saying that PA and TA cannot be automated?

Open interest updates are not broadcast in real-time. OCC send the info on a daily basis at the beginning of each trading day.

With all due respect, that is impossible. Unless you have found a way to go over the speed of light. 15 ms gives approx. 1000 km distance. I suspect that your broker's servers are located in Europe.

Seems like in all your post you are publicizing that company. I'm not saying that your ninjamobile thing is bad or anything, but just pointing this out.

Yes, there are many reasons to use a VPN, but reducing latency is not one of them.

If I remember well, OPRA recommend 40 Gbps for all option data, that is for all strikes, all 16 option exchanges, but best limit only. Otherwise, packet drops will occur (they are sending using UDP Multicast). Just saying...

600 Mbps??? LMFAO And you do click-trading I guess? Like others said, bandwidth is not the speed. My trading is fully automated, trading the ES, receiving real-time tick data, and I have a 25 Mbps link. I have no delay and plenty of room for more.

With all due respect, if you cannot follow your rules, there is no need to have any.

I'm day trading. I don't care about next day's close. What I care is the next 5-15 minutes.