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I would also like to know this. Only managed to find the UK futures (NGF).

I thought this thread was going to be about AMC & GME traders...

It filled eventually, somehow. The system might be bit strange, but the AIM market here in the UK is worse!

The fill price was slightly above my limit price, but I'm also seeing trade-through (other trades printing at prices that should have filled my order, but didn't).

Now filled in part, but at a different price to my limit price. I don't really understand how these OTC markets work.

Hmm. It still hasn't filled and I can see trades going through ABOVE my limit price.

Thanks. Although the stock description in TWS does say trading starts at 13:00 UTC.

I'm trying to sell some shares of an OTC name. My limit price is below the bid and the order is active (green) but it just sits there, not filling. Any ideas? Order was routed with SMART (OTCLNKECN). I tried ARCAEDGE as well but it didn't seem to help.

It's a real problem when an option is quoted 0.05 / 0.10 and the only way to get filled is crossing the spread.

Volume is crazy on this thing. Feels like all the DWAC money has headed into BKKT.

Yes of course it's equivalent to an ITM put. But as JamesJ says, spreads are horrible on far ITM options, especially for the more interesting (less liquid) stocks. It gets very expensive if you trade in and out, or roll the position.

I'm not really a day trader but couldn't resist buying at $18 yesterday with a stop at $17. Great trade, the only problem is I got scared and sold at $18.70 :banghead:

This feels like a timely topic in 2021. Say you short a stock and hedge with cheap OTM calls. Now in theory this a defined-risk trade, and with a PM account you shouldn't get margin called even if the stock goes up a silly amount. How safe is it really, though? "Clients holding short stock...