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Not in our case; the big losers are.

IB's routing doesn't have a lot to do with it; if the market is locked you are trading outside of the standard rules. If you are trading real size; the same applies.

I do not know the specifics of the conversion, but those trades exist all the time and just because someone else jumps all over it doesn't preclude you from doing it. If the popular view is that it cannot be done; then you should be doing it ...

If you are trading size that exceeds the auto limits you probably will get a better fill in the crowd.

I doubt if that is the problem; other than the odds of auto being off in a locked market are 10 to 1.

If you are trying to trade a modified hedged portfolio; we use 66% short / 34% long when we have a downward bias, 50% short / 50% long when we have a no bias, 34% short / 66% long when we have an upward bias, based on capital while trying to balance all positions. Only works in a portfolio...

If the market is locked it technically isn't there; your fill ratio on a locked market is typically not that high.

You placed an order to sell in a locked market; i.e. market was 5.50 X 5.50 and you sent in a market order and were filled @ 5.40? Not a good idea; probably routed to the next best exchange on the bid @ 5.40. I am not even sure if that is legal, but I wouldn't do it unless I was trying to...

They don't like it ...

No.

Imagine if we had to get a real job ...

Why would you pay that much to go to ARCA when TN is essentially the same company as ARCA and cheaper?

Price, technology.

Stick with IB or TN.

A few words are sometimes more valuable than ...

consistent trading ...

Fast computers.

Upstairs.

Consistently making those returns is not impossible, compounding them is ... Some games are only so big.

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