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How much data do you need to move? Maybe you should move it to a cloud-based storage so you never have to move it again. If it a large amount of data, the fastest way to move it is to move the old HD to the new PC and move it from drive to drive.

Nasdaq, NYSE, and Arca are three different exchanges with their own listings. If you do not pay for that feed, you do not see the data for the symbols listed on that exchange. E.G. AAPL is on NASDAQ. IF you do not pay for NASDAQ you do not see prices for AAPL.

For a call with a 40d, as the stock moves up or down there is the assumption that the option will move up by $0.40 and or down by $0.40 respectively. For a Put with a 40d, as the stock moves down or up there is the assumption that the option will move up by $0.40 and or down by $0.40...

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We do not pay market data for clients on our active trader software. Web/Mobile is free to non-pro users but you can't trade at 4 am on that one and it is not meant for active traders. The LiveVolX software is also free to use for clients that custody at IB, but that software is very option...

We do on Nasdaq and ARCA.

Sorry, I do not know where to draw that line as a general rule. I just know that a stock like AAL traded over 52mm shares today. Even if your round trip 100,000 shares that is tiny vs that volume. Same with the other symbols.

These are active symbols that most of the time in the regular trading hours are very liquid. I would not be overly concerned with market impact if I were trading that size.

It will depend on the symbol, liquidity, time of day, and how fast you want to get in? What broker do you use?

We are 4 am to 8 pm ET on NASDAQ and ARCA.

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We do not offer FOREX but our Level 2 data for equities is up to 30 levels.

Is this about FOREX?

How does this help a retail trader if you do not share your process to make the decision you made?

Hidden yes, I'm not sure what "relative" is. I'm guessing that is an IB order type. You can hide an order on the order entry window, hotkey or by exchange by default.

Sorry, but no. These exchanges and our order routers are generally live from 4 am to 8 pm Et.

We do allow that on Lightspeed Trader, Sterling Trader Pro, Realtick, CBOE Silexx, and our Lime Gateway with whatever your rate structure is. We do not change our cost structure if your order is manual or automated.

What if you just choose one exchange like NASDAQ and choose an add only order. Does IB allow that on their API?

#4. I assume this is from the Lightspeed Website. When you break it down to "advanced Trading platforms " that term is a little too vague and subjective. All three of these are designed for fast order entry, choice of routing, and choice of order types. They all have the ability to set up...

Is the rate your only concern?