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I have to say that taxes are not my specialty. When I did trade full time, I was very concerned about keeping my home, properly deducting expenses and a profit sharing plan, so the LLC was the way to go. Right now, any trading I do or a CTAs for me, is done in my ROth IRA, so taxes are not an...

This is how the NYSE enforces the fee. NYSE make us provide a list of clients that use an API and NYSE data. If we don't comply, they send us a bill. Bloomberg says they have 325,000 subscribers globally. If 10% use an API, that is 32,500*$9000=$292.5mm/month. Bloomberg is not going to pay that...

I would like to see the normalized feeds reduced to the old fees. Let them charge extra for raw data. Bob

This is great. Thank you Joan for sharing. I wish that Bloomberg focused less on how secure their system is and more on how unfair the fees are. We will now have to wait and see how the SEC responds. Normally, this is not quick. I would have like to see comments from listed companies on the NYSE...

Thank you. Will read them tonight. Let's hope the SEC gets more.

We show Trade date and Settlement date balances. Not sure why they don't.

Got it. BTW, no US BD can offer a PM account under $100,000 USD. Our minimum is higher.

Wh When you say 20x leverage for equity options, I'm not sure that that looks like. Are you looking for 1/20 of Reg-t margin or the ability to buy options with 20x the premium of your deposit? Does anyone do that for options? Also, when you request minimal fees, option exchanges charge...

I would think that max profit is not an issue. You can close or roll. The better question is what do you do in a falling market with a portfolio of buy-writes?

If you have options ITM at expiration and don;t want the stock position the next day or don't have funds for that, you should do the following before the options expire: Roll the position to another date (Close old, open new) Close the position If you do this, you can use 90% of your account...

I don't think it starts until September.

What broker do you use? On Sterling trader, we can enable what ever you want. https://www.sterlingtradingtech.com/products-and-services/platform-features/market-data/ On LVX, we don't charge non-pros market data at IB. https://www.lightspeed.com/trading-platforms/livevol-x/ Bob

I'll email you directly.

What software?

Zzzz1, You tend to make conclusions from my statements that I do not say, so I'm just going to refer you to the attached document. This is NYSE Market data policy that they are trying very hard to enforce. This was not our call and we fought them very hard for months. Non-Display Use...

Could not be more confusing. That list does not even break down Raw from Normalized data.

Many of our Gateway and API clients have chosen to focus on just NASDAQ which is reasonable vs the NYSE.

We were audited by the NYSE so had to comply. Others will have to also. Just a matter of time.

I'm not aware of any cancellation fees for equities. Each option exchange has their own policy on charging for cancellation fees and each broker has their own policy to charging the accounts that have an excessive ratio of cancels to executions. It is not calculated by the option exchange for...

That is what the NYSE, Nasdaq and OPRA want.