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no, either move the shares to the transfer agent (explained on https://www.drsgme.org/ for GMEstock) or find another broker

For me this is not the case. And you didn't answer my question. Why wouldn't they offer this kind of DRIP for this stock ? Is it an administrative issue ? Tastytrade got back to me saying their clearing partner APEX doesn't offer it.

I came across a CEF called CLM. They have a DRIP so that you reinvenst the distributions at the NAV price instead of the open market price. Fidelty & etrade are able to enroll you, but IBKR, tastytrade (and probably more) do not Why would a broker not support this? Is this about them missing...

it's a closed beta

New Trading Platform : interactivebrokers (reddit.com)

I was one of them

This site is interesting. How can one use this when trading options ? I'd say it's useful to see how much risk you're taking. How do you guys see it ?

OP, you need a better CPU (more cores) My cpu spikes to 50% when changing charts

So if you set some criteria in Times & Sales like wanting to see executed orders of 20k and up or orders with a notional value 10M $ it will check all connected exchange for this ? If the answer is yes, can you please post a screenshot ?

I saw on the internet that Schwab has a block trade indicator and lightspeed also has this. Does Interactive Broker also something like this in TWS ?

@def can you elaborate on this issue I have OTC stock like PALAF PINK which I cannot buy because it says This contract can only be closed. Now I have to buy the stock on the ASX market How long is this going to take ?

IB since the move to Ireland

And by Box you mean the difference the strike prices ?

I thought I understood 70% of options. After reading this thread I must scale back that number to 25% as a 1dimen @MrMuppet and everyone else...Feel free to make more threads like this to spread knowledge

IBIE has no PDT rule

Why not sell spreads on the SPX ? Cash settled and riskdefined.

His book is tough. I'm gonna read it for the 3rd time, but chapter 1 is very hard to understand. I do have to say that everytime I read it, i get a new understanding.

I was a creditspread seller (1 trick pony), but last year I realised that it has become more difficult for me to be consistently profitable. In these markets, you have to be able to adjust. So which books talks about adjusting positions in detail (how /when / why ) besides the Charles Cottle book?

You mean stuff like this ?

Hopefully MR precious metal aka Rick Rule will make sense to you.