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hilmy83- I do not see the advantage of this public post of a communication between your broker and you. Maybe reply to their email and ask for a list of the orders and the date they occurred. Only AMP can help you with this. Maybe they emailed the wrong account. We here have no access to data to...

Facts about the Securities Information Processor (SIP) - https://www.ctaplan.com/index I'm not sure what the SEC is asking for or what the result will be. It is my hope that the focus is on providing access to live quotes at a reasonable cost to promote more participates to the market. IMO...

ajacobson - What do you expect the end result will be?

QQQ are not cash settled indexes.

I understand for many, this is a place to learn. I try my best to respond to questions where I can help. I find it concerning that you do not understand options enough yet, then you bought them first and then asked. This would have been better to understand first. You can sell your puts anytime...

View a conversion as an alternative to a T-bill that comes with risk. Those risks are often changes in dividend flows, pin risk and early assignments. And, if you borrow money to buy this, interest rate risk. You can avoid the pin risk by using cash settled indexes. Jan expiration today has...

That is assuming a very low rate. $4 in interest is just over 2%.

What are you be expecting to pay for the QQQ Jan 2023 295 conversion? How much in dividends are calculating you will get? What interest rate cost are you using toward your cost?

I agree, but a trader or data expert told the Algo what to do. To me, it is very similar.

You are also welcomed to email or call me for questions you prefer not to post or that require a conversation. Happy to help where I can.

Words can have more than one meaning in different context. In his post, it looks like he is saying that a systematic strategy is predetermined while a discretionary one leaves the trading to the manual trader at that time. I'll make the case that experienced, successful traders will code their...

Still means the same. Someone is making trading decisions and it is not the owner of the account.

NQ is the CME symbol for the Nasdaq 100 future - https://www.cmegroup.com/markets/equities/nasdaq/e-mini-nasdaq-100.html

This seems like a good resource.

Me too! Equity Dark pool trades are displayed in the time and sale window with other alternative networks as "ADFN". Option markets have very few dark pools, but all those trades must "trade" on one of the Listed Option exchanges like any other option order.

If the ask was $0.30, and you entered a buy order with a price of $0.30, it is a fair question to ask as to why you did not buy any.

Let us know what TD says when you ask them.

I'm sorry, that is my fault. You were not asking about Option data but option trading levels. For any pension account, today, we only offer up to Option Level 2, buying options. Again, sorry.

https://www.opraplan.com/ - This is all I see.

I'm not aware of this Option Level. I'd like to see a link to the OPRA website where it describes this offering. I'm only aware of OPRA offering level 1, one level of each exchange, where your broker can display that or just top of book. I would call this Level 1. You see one level of each...