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In real trading, you never know the final price in advance. It is somewhere between ASK and BID. What I found is the best is to create an order with the best price and then change it dollar by dollar until the order is filled. Like that you'll have the best market price. It might be the Mid...

Thank you. My question was regarding the special kind of automatic linking which would allow to trade only with one account and all other accounts would automatically do the same (number of contracts on the basis of the size of the accounts, etc.). I know there are brokers doing this on Forex...

Do you know a broker which does this kind of automatic linking?

I tried to send you PM, but this is the result: You may not start a conversation with the following recipients: userque.

Yeah, that's the slow way and that's what I am doing, using Google, etc. But I'd like to move to the next level and let a professional programmer do the job.

You're right. Thanks.

These indians for 5 USD are not what I am looking for. Thanks anyway, cheers.

Your messages doesn't help me. I guess that you assume that all the people here are on a low budget and you want everybody to know your opinion. I do not know why you think this way, but OK, understood.

Thank you guys. I've already tried Freelancer, no luck.

If you mean per hour, yes. Never mind, I see that this is not a good place to find someone.

I'd prefer VBA and Excel :( Thanks anyway.

Well, if you hate it... :-D Access might be solution, but the problem is, that i use Excel plugins (XLQ, QuoteLink) to load market data. I have IQ Feed, so I can use also DDE connection. Connecting directly to IQ feed is not as easy (that would be connecting to TCP / Socket connection) as...

I have my own VBA code in Excel, which I use to analyze stocks and options and it helps me with trades. I am not programmer, so my VBA code is not perfect and more important is, that I am not moving forward very fast. I'd like to find experienced VBA programmer, who knows what options are and...

The result is: It's +- same. I don't have a detailed calculation, because I write down trades after commission deducting, but it's always more or less 2 USD for option spread, no surprise with TradeStation. But please note, that on my TradeStation account I usually do trades with 25+ contracts.

Sure, I'll write here the result.

I just opened the account at TradeStation and I'll trade for a while and I'll see. I want to have two brokers anyway, in the case one of them goes bankrupt. It looks very risky for me to see all my cash at one account. Actually you are right, that I am maybe mistaken, but I'll see after few...

I think that the point is, that they want more money for commissions. For example they have high margins for naked PUT, so they push you to trade spread = more money for them. I don't like their complicated commission model, so I switched to TradeStation - it's much cheaper if you trade more...