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What a weird idea !!!!:D

45 what? Degrees where you live? Your weight? The amount of push-ups you did? Your age? Me? 79

You're not the first who think he has found the holy grail system but has no money to trade with it (that's my assumption about your situation, I may be wrong). If you cannot prove that your system can make money (not backtest, not sim), then you're wasting your time trying to sell it. Nobody...

People complaining about MMs looking over their shoulders are probably using this excuse to explain their losses. It ain't their fault, it's somebody else fault, and they can't do anything about it...

By reading many responses here (not the sarcastic ones), no wonder why so many retail traders are not profitable...:rolleyes:

And why, at first place, do you think that MMs would be interested by your keystrokes?

Investing and trading (or day trading) are 2 very different beasts.

Demo first, and then micro, and finally full blown (if every previous steps were successful).

We can't control what other traders do. We only have control of our own trading. How other traders do shouldn't matter. Whether it's 1, 3, 5, 10 or 20% of traders that are profitable, I don't care. I care about my own profit, that's it!

SSL, but now the market data connection is down, order entry is up.

Fyi all, all my IB accounts are now fully connected (US based).

Like anything, people repeat what they've heard, or if they've tried without success, they'll say that it doesn't work. AI is just another tool, one must know how to use it before making it worthwhile. To respond to OP's original question, there are many groups in LinkedIn who talk about it...

Not sure why I'm here since I've never posted in your thread. But since you've got me in. So your thread was for you to prove to the ET community how good you are? To show your greatness in trading? If this was the case, kudo, you achieved your goal. But I won't add anymore comments on your ego...

Beware of those who say the least...

In the US, Option Exercise is done by the clearing house (OCC), not by the broker. And Call and Put have nothing to do with each other. It's not the 'Put holder' as you say that will decide if you gets exercised if you're short call. And holding a short call position on an ITM option doesn't...

Yes, you're right. I was assuming that, without knowing if this is the case with the OP's situation.

Orders, once submitted to exchanges, are not managed anymore by the brokers. If a Stop Order is sent to an exchange, what happens to that order is no longer the broker responsibility. When a Stop Order get triggered, the broker has no control on the price it get filled. So yes, if the stop...

Ok, then call a cat a cat. The 'Technical' definition as you say, is also the trading business definition. Market maker, Specialist, Buy-side, Retail, Prop, HFT are all different actors, each has their own definition and function.

Kudo for your tenacity, but obviously, 50% of winning rate on price direction prediction after 120 calls over 6 weeks, your model is not working. Instead of keep using the same model over and over and wasting your time, I'd go back to the drawing board for trying to find what went wrong. Don't...

You'll see a loss for your option position and an equal gain on your stock position (assuming that the stock price is not moving and not taken into account the time decay of your option). Your total P&L for these 2 positions will be netted as zero.