Which API at the above rate?I can also offer $0.0025/share with that volume
Which API at the above rate?I can also offer $0.0025/share with that volume
LS TRader, Sterling Trader Pro, Realtick and Silexx all offer APIs. The only material difference in rates occurs with the per share rate on Realtick. As RT charges us a fee, we can't go as low. This does not affect per trade rates. On LST and Sterling, the default is to turn off MD to the display to avoid non-display fees.
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I do not know what broker route we use. We do not own our own. Might be ML, Barclay, CS etc. We use many and each route and platfrom can use a different broker route. I can tell you the number one place I add new accounts from is IB. I get no complaints about speed or executions quality. THese are not routes like TD where it sit with a BD like NITE or Citadel. The orders get posted to the ECN you target.and where are the orders routed? Are you routing via an HFT?
I don't think you should care too much about where your order is routed ... are you trying to get quick fill or cheap flll? Either way your order will interact with HFT. If you trade via internet, you are in no better position either way, imo.Are you routing via an HFT?
It is interesting to view markets during times of system issues and flash crashes. HF MM widen their markets and what is left are a small number of customer orders. Sometime stocks go from 2 cents wide to 8 points wide. No way to avoid them unless you use a dark pools. We have those too but I would not bother. I would focus on my strategy and entry/exit points.I don't think you should care too much about where your order is routed ... are you trying to get quick fill or cheap flll? Either way your order will interact with HFT. If you trade via internet, you are in no better position either way, imo.