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I have only this "Stacking Limit" http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=156835 again, which IB launched March 2009. No more rejected orders by this "multiplier of net liquidation value", today. I was really shocked and enraged yesterday, so I understand you very well.

It looks they solved it. Now the weekend is salved :)

IB has new way to reject orders. Your order has been rejected. The gross value of the outstanding orders is greater than the current allowable multiplier of net liquidation value. Please call the Trade Desk for further detail. In German Forum they guess its a bug in security system...

Thanks did find the right link now!

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Are there some news from IB?

Nobody unhappy with this Stacking Limit? What is the sense to have a limit of 15 orders in one security on one side with one contract? But have permission to do 15 orders with > 1 amount of contracts? Why limiting the amount of orders additionally, because the margin does limiting the...

I'm afraid because I am a customer of IB. But why do you unswer under this topic, if you have only nonsen to say? May be you want to talk in a professional German forum about this topic, if you are clever like you want to be? There you can find me...

No professional trader disturbed by this "Stacking Limit"? IB senior management made the decision (reduction of the Stacking Limit ) to cap the total number of stacked orders to limit the risk any one customer can introduce to the rest of the IB customer base. I will inform my manager of your...

Why did IB launch it? IB: Please be advised that the previously announced reduction of the Stacking Limit (the number of orders allowed per contract, per side) to 15, will become effective Monday, March 2, 2009. Outstanding GTC orders that exceed this limit will not be subject to...