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thank you again for your reply. disregarding rebates, disregarding any IB fees, and speaking strictly about execution, there is no disadvantage to direct routing a non marketable limit order for stock, right?

youre probably right, as even if i had retained time priority, if others wanted they could hop in front of me by subpennies and ensure i was filled last as well. however its not the answer im looking for, the question which is : is there any known disadvantage to direct routing instead of...

also meant to add, i am speaking strictly about non marketable limit orders on stocks only.

This morning i got a partial fill on my limit order, then the market moved away, and when it came back others were filled before me. i understand this is possible with smart routing as i will lose time priority when IB shifts my order around. I understand using smart routing saves on some...

the car parking garages in new york city have "Disclaimers" listed that say if there is any theft or damage to your car, they are not liable. of course its a lie, and they are legally liable. they just put up those signs to discourage action. no matter what their disclaimers say, id...

gotta say it shocks and amazes me. after all were not talking about otcbb or pink sheet stocks, and were not talking about joe schmoes personal blog data. this is nasdaqs official website, disseminating what is supposed to be regulated public information, and 2 months after the info was made...

After further digging i've found out the insider sales listed on CNBC are from Form 144's, it technically isn't a sale just a proposal of a sale in the future. im not sure where these are being posted since they arent at EDGAR Online either. Supposedly a Form 4 (actual sale) should still be...

Hello all. Im fairly new to trading but ran into an interesting problem today im hoping somebody can help me with. Lets use the stock symbol PWRD as example: Nasdaq.com has total institutional holders at 83, with no insider trading activity at all...