Thank you. I had my numbers mixed up, and I edited the post to fix them now. But my point was that your profit on 10 contracts is 10x your profit on 1 contract, on the same amount of movement of the underlying stock.
That statement was untrue and uncalled for the first time you made it, and it is still untrue.
I happened to make a miscalculation an hour ago because I was thinking of the number 50 from the remark about 50 cents movement of the underlying. If the option went from $1.00 to $1.50, your profit on 1 contract with $2 IB commission would be $48, and with 10 contracts it would be $480.
Thank you for pointing out my mathematical error, although qdz2 pointed it out first without the snippy attitude.
p.s. I do not care whether anyone thinks I trade options or not. My ego doesn't not depend upon my reputation as a trader. I trade to make money, not to prove myself to people on here.
Sorry Hi, I must have been in a fast market. Or "oh it was a problem with my auto quote system". Or "the under lying quote problem." Or, "were only good for 20." Sorry no price adjustment it was a market order. You can re- submit your order (of coarse its a buck away). And You know I have a floor official ruling.
Did I miss any?
You missed "I'm some kind of an adolescent snot who has to go around picking fights with total strangers over nothing to make myself feel that I'm cool".