It states the following:
Volume (per month)(1): IB Commission per Share
<=300,000 Shares USD 0.0035
300,001-3,000,000 Shares USD 0.002
3,000,001-20,000,000 Shares USD 0.0015
>20,000,000 Shares USD 0.001
would that mean anything less than 300,000 you would get the .0035 per rate vs the 0.005 rate in the bundled. but I think you would have to pay additional fees for the exchanges.
Arca exchange fees:
Remove Liquidity(1) Add Liquidity(2)
NASDAQ >= $1.00 per share $ 0.0030 ($0.0021)
NASDAQ < $1.00 per share Trade Value * 0.001 $0.0000
NYSE >= $1.00 per share $0.0030 ($0.0021)
NYSE < $1.00 per share Trade Value * 0.001 $0.0000
AMEX >= $1.00 per share $0.0030 ($0.0022)
AMEX < $1.00 per share Trade Value * 0.001 $0.0000
Oddlot (NASDAQ) >= $1.00 per share $0.0035 $0.0035
Oddlot (NASDAQ) < $1.00 per share Trade Value * .001 $0.0000
Oddlot (NYSE & AMEX) >= $1.00 p/s $0.0300 $0.0300
Oddlot (NYSE & AMEX) < $1.00 p/s Trade Value * .001 $0.0000
Cross Orders $0.0000 $0.0000
Market-on-close (NASDAQ & AMEX) $0.0007 $0.0007
Limit-on-close (NASDAQ & AMEX) $0.0007 $0.0007
Auction Orders (Opening, Market Order and Closing Auctions)
$0.0000 $0.0000
Comparison EXAMPLE YRCW value = .50
buying 10,000 of YRCW with bundled fees:
- 10,000 x .005 (Smart routed) = $50
buying 10,000 of YRCW with unbundled fees:
- (10,000 x .0035) + ($5000 x .001) = $40
Using a stock > $1 - SQNM value = 6.5
buying 10,000 of SQNM with bundled fees:
- 10,000 x .005 (Smart routed) = $50
buying 10,000 of SQNM with unbundled fees:
- 10,000 x .0035 + (10,000 x .003) = $65
These examples are only if you are selling or buying at the market or at a limit price that will execute immediatly. If you buy at the bid and sell at the ask, the unbundled fees will be lower.
Example of providing liquidity (buying on bid and selling on ask):
buying 10,000 of YRCW with unbundled fees:
- (10,000 x .0035) + ($5000 x 00.00 ) = $35
buying 10,000 of SQNM with unbundled fees:
- 10,000 x .0035 + (10,000 x (-$0.0021) = $14
Thats how I think it works.