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---My point to bob is that there's no true electronic market place. Inventory searching and then trading via the traditional desk is not true electronic market place, don't you agree?--- disagree. call IB and ask them,if you having problems to believe my story, that it could be done w\o any...

two guys are telling you same shit and you still in denial.. how do i know,that they aren't calling every time i place an order? how to fuck i got 300 bond positions on my retail account few years ago? hundreds of orders submissions\modifications ...they probably have 3-5 guys max at their...

go back to your institutional cage pal... 'm just to lazy..otherwise i would show you that current corp bond market is no better than stock market. try to place a buy order. few seconds later there is will be bid at the better price. you go lower-he will go lower. almost instantaneously

one more time-if you having problem understanding me-call to IB. they NOT doing requests for a quote every time i place an order. ask them about how they match the orders,read above about bonddesk example. i'm NOT SAYING THAT YOU WILL GET EVERY BOND you see, at the price you see. that's depends...

depends.in some cases (again-my experience buying corp bonds) few years ago-execution will be almost instantaneous. in some cases-might take couple minutes. but there is no phone calls,no request for quote process. you click-you buy. that's all. once again-this is the only broker,who offers...

the purpose of this screen shoot(in case if you having problems understanding my previous post) is to show you how quotes for bonds looks in IB. all i'm trying to say that if you decide to buy 100K worth of bonds at ask AT THIS PRICE-you will be filled at price. you see. that's all. same for...

------For corp bonds, generally quotes are meaningless. --- here is an example of IB quotes(it's old screen shoot,but i'm pretty sure it's looks same,if you pull quotes(assuming customer have subscription for a bond data(which i don't)) if you are you saying that if one want to buy at ask...

accrual value will be on his statement for day,when he bought the bond. if for whatever reason he is super paranoid about it-he can calculated himself. IB does not provide any 'utilities' or any special quotes. bid\ask,size,YTM-that's all you get. here...

s***t..man..can't you just go away in direction,provided to you in my post above? have you noticed, that your comments have nothing to do with OP's initial question and your reply's are even more far away? i'm telling you one thing, sharing my experience,on MY level,without pretending to be an...

i don't really care how 'inappropriate' it is..let me repeat this one more time-i've made good money on it and still holding some of positions even today and receiving my interest on them. if you have problem what that-that's your problem,keep it to yourself. i care less,how it's done on YOUR...

i guess my english is so bad,that some people can't understand what i was saying...they are unable to see the difference between automated trading and algorithmic,yet trying to teach me..go head,make my day,teach me a lesson.. by automated trading i mean very simple concept-buy without me...

yep..never in my life...just ask IB's API developers,about some russian guy, who create automated system for corp bonds back in 2005,when IB did introduce direct access to corp bond market..how they hooked me up with journalist from WSJ(who was working on article about automated trading) after...

i know that,but i never heard of dirty or clean quotes. they are definitely not in my bond's vocabulary..all either future or accrued interest in in YTM(which calculated from current price). i'm wrong? :p

what bond price quotes have to do with interest payments? and why they have to be somehow 'adjusted' to the interest? specially to accrued interest. never heard of 'dirty' quotes. you can do it yourself btw..in excel or using online bond calculator . dunno about now,but back in the day...

shitto?

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from what i've seen over the years-i pretty certain, that majority of fx traders trade currencies because of high leverage,not because they having problems with HFT on stocks. most of them are trying to became a millionaire trading $500 accounts. poor,under capitalized aggressive, compulsive...

this one is a bit extreme(but not surprising at all)..there is a variation of that 'theme',which i'm experiencing every single day tens of times a day. you buy at ask(forget buying at the bid these days)-you submit your buy order->someone steps on front of you,buying those shares and most of...

stop sub penny now or allow it for everyone. allow us to see sub penny orders. we can't even see them cause our platforms are displaying everything rounded to a 2 decimal points. how fucked up that is? it's a plain BS..