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Then they can ONLY charge you what they are charged. NO Non-BD can mark up the commission. At least not in the USA or Canada.

What don't you like about them?

D=Delta

Only a broker dealer can charge or mark up a commission. The prop groups we help set up that are "customer", can't mark up commission, they make their money with a percentage of profits.

In equity/ETFs, calls are normally skewed down as you move up in strikes, while puts are normally skewed up as you move down in strikes. So, the 25D Put will be more expensive than the 25D call, most of the time.

IMO that high payout might not last the year. I think CBSX will cave into the demands of the SEC and FINRA. Those high payouts have been a red flag for the SEC, and give the appearance of being a customer account, within the firm, skirting the day trading rules. By this time next year, I think...

Yes there are reasons. It would depend on your strategy, outlook for the security and liquidity of the options. Lower priced options are typically more liquid with tighter spreads. Also, the puts will have a different skew than the calls and will trade differently as the security goes up and down.

CBOE does not have a liquidity model but C2 does. CBOE only charges except for equities and most EFTs if your "customer."

Correct. My point is that if hand gun sales increase, S & W might not benefit. Hand gun sales are the most affected by politics. When there is the perception that it will be difficult to buy a gun in the future, people go out and horde guns. If they feel that the purchase of guns will be easier...

IMO, choose a firm based on the people your going to deal with on a day to day basis. It's nice to pay low commission and receive a good payout, but if you deal with people you don't trust, you'll be miserable. If you're miserable, you'll trade poorly and set yourself up for failure. Don't rush...

Glock is the best selling hand gun in the USA. Use by police, military and for personal use. Smith and Wesson might not get enough benefit from reduced fire arms bashing.

Then he should go to a bigger bank. It's like robbing the lemonade stand.

Check out:http://quantumonline.com/ Enter a stock symbol Click on "Find all related securities for..." Then you can look for pairs to trade with related preferred. If you back test, remember that many preferred stocks are hard to borrow and might require a locate. good luck, Bob

Why do you want to route there. They do very little volume.

Your missing the point. It's probability. It's not absolute. The same way delta is only accurate if vol does not change. It's just an estimate. If you've ever bought a 50 delta call and the stock goes up a dollar, and the call only increases by .40, you'll understand. Greeks are used for...

What you need is Direct Market Access or DMA. You can direct your order to whatever exchange that broker has access to. NSX is fairly standard. We can do that on all our broker neutral platforms.

When you say "route direct", do you mean DMA or Sponsored access? For automated or high touch trading?

How can you say there is no relationship between delta and the probability of the option being in the money at expiration? The deeper ITM, the higher the delta. The more OTM, the lower the delta. Higher delta, higher probability, lower delta, lower probability._ Take the same priced stock...

It might have been a limit order at that price.

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