All In Deals - Are they worth it if you trade listed?

MNX/RNRBAND


Had an e-mail conversation with one of the guys and he confirmed that SEC fees are not included, but all ECN's are.

I told him that I mostly do listed, and it might not be worth it for me, so he replied that if I do over 1M per month, I will have a rate of of $0.00225 + ECN's. Anything under 1M is $0.0025.

I have to crunch the #'s and see how much I use ARCA/BRUT/BTRD etc....

What do you think?
 
john, remember leverage, software and support are VIP as well. Volume is obviously key to doing the rate game.

MNX- curious as to what software you use? do you take liquidity much?

I average .0052 but that includes sec fees and I always take liquidity.
 
Quote from RNRBAND:

john, remember leverage, software and support are VIP as well. Volume is obviously key to doing the rate game.

MNX- curious as to what software you use? do you take liquidity much?

I average .0052 but that includes sec fees and I always take liquidity.

RNR: I use prosperpro (the inhouse software at the firm i trade at.)

I almost always take liquidity, I hate waiting to be filled...

John_NYC: I'm trading listed also, no rebates here.

mnx
 
Quote from john_nyc_trader:

isnt that via Swifttrade? I heard the software crashes all the time.

crashes all the time.... sounds like an exageration to me...

although on a related story when RIMM resumed trading today I was long 700 shares my quotes were delayed by several seconds and orders weren't accecepting or canceling... had to close the program and re-open while other traders were shouting out the price.

so all the time, not so much. but yes it has it's issues.... no piece of software is perfect.

ttys

mnx
 
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