Interactive Brokes Traders - Please vote

Originally posted by TriPack


You're a bright guy daniel. I'm sure I don't need to echo any generic arguments to help you understand why we have 13 votes and we also probably have that many Pro firm reps.
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ah yeah. spose the Lion's share of no votes came from the props :D
 
Bullets would be a great tool to have with IB. Many that trade Nasdaq listed stocks that only need an upbid, e-mini's, ETF's and other instruments may not need them or don't care for them.

Anytime that one group of traders has a tool that another group cannot use then an edge is formed. So it also understandable why a trader from a pro firm would not welcome a retailer to have access to bullets. The more traders use them the less the effectiveness.
 
Originally posted by nitro

Why?

nitro
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The SEC is not a big fan of bullets and at this time it appears that IB doesn't have any plans to offer them.
 
Originally posted by mskl


The SEC is not a big fan of bullets and at this time it appears that IB doesn't have any plans to offer them.
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def?

nitro :confused: :confused: :confused: :( :( :(
 
It shouldn't be a big surprise that the SEC isn't too happy with bullets. In this regulatory environment and with the introduction of stock futures, it wouldn't be the right time to push the limits.
 
Originally posted by def
It shouldn't be a big surprise that the SEC isn't too happy with bullets. In this regulatory environment and with the introduction of stock futures, it wouldn't be the right time to push the limits.
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Def,

I don't get it. Go to http://www.choicetrade.com. They offer bullets at a retail level.

How does IB differ from them in the SEC's eyes?

nitro
 
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