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5 year expected inflation is less than 2.39% 4 year expected inflation is less than 2.42% 3 year expected inflation is less than 2.48% 2 year expected inflation is less than 2.60% 1 year expected inflation is less than 2.90% Sources: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/EXPINF5YR...

According to the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, US inflation expectation is currently 2.35% (source: https://www.clevelandfed.org/indicators-and-data/inflation-expectations). Isn't that far too low? That's unbelievably low.

If an ETF that I own is going to liquidate itself, is Interactive Brokers going to charge me a fee when the ETF gets liquidated? TD Ameritrade and E-Trade charge a $38 "mandatory reorganization fee" when a company or ETF is liquidated. Does Interactive Brokers charge a similar fee?

If I open an account at a forex dealer such as Oanda, and my brother similarly opens the same type of account at the same forex dealer, would the forex dealer give both of us the same bid/ask prices? Or does the forex dealer give better/worse prices to different clients?

Where is the full list of the stocks that are part of the Robinhood Investor Index?

In Interactive Brokers, when I go to the settings to change the pricing from Fixed to Tiered Pricing, does it take effect immediately? In other words, will my very next order or trade use Tiered Pricing instead of Fixed Pricing? If after the first trade above, I immediately go to the settings...

Is your price data adjusted for stock splits and dividends? Does the data include TSX Venture stocks?

I am looking for at least 5 years worth of historical price data for Canadian stocks. Preferably accessible via a REST API similar to Polygon.io, or via CSV downloads. The price data does not have to be real-time. I am fine with delayed data, since I am mostly interested in historical price...

Not open source, but it may interest you to know that "The Complete Guide to Option Pricing Formulas" by Espen Gaarder Haug comes with a CD containing VBA code and Excel spreadsheets for options pricing. You may be able to find copies of those files online, but I am unsure about the...

How do I subscribe to as many new press releases as possible? Here are some options I've thought of: 1. Subscribe to the RSS feeds of major newswire services (e.g. RSS feeds of PR Newswire, GlobeNewswire, Business Wire, etc.). 2. Use a Twitter to RSS converter to subscribe to the Twitter...

Do you mean "do not exist" rather than "not allowed"? How are quotes "not allowed"? If a market maker starts to publicly quote prices for a grey market security, doesn't the security cease to be a grey market security and become an OTC Pink security instead?

I don't quite understand what you wrote. What do you mean by "can"? Do you mean they deliberately and regularly declare annual losses 2 years out of every 5 years to reduce their tax bill? What point are you trying to make? Genuine question.

I understand. I'm mostly looking for small and simple educational software or simple options pricing calculators, rather than real platforms that others use to make money. I'm not really expecting others to share the main tools that they use to make money...

For options analysis and pricing software: There's OptionMatrix (https://github.com/AnthonyBradford/optionmatrix) which is a GUI "Financial Derivatives Calculator with 168+ Models (Options Calculator)". There's also the DerivaGem Excel spreadsheets...

Could you provide a link to this "Orats" you mention? I could not find any open source options software with the name "Orats".

Not sure how anyone is supposed to seriously consider an accusation that contains no details about the evidence that led to this "conclusion".

I am doing some preliminary research on what data platform to subscribe to. I am considering a subscription to MetaStock XENITH. I have a few questions for those who have used it before: 1. Does XENITH have any fundamental information about companies (e.g. income statement, balance sheet, cash...

Do you know of any open source options software? I am looking for options software, anything from the basic to the very advanced. So far, I have only found OptionsOracle (https://sourceforge.net/projects/optionsoracle/), which bills itself as a "stock options strategy trading analysis tool"...

And the rest is nonsense?

When there is buying pressure, price continues to rise. When there is selling pressure, price continues to fall. In "Trading the Measured Move", author David Halsey says quite the opposite: "Markets continue to rally because they are fueled by sellers at highs. Markets will stop making new...