
Originally posted by Scalpa
I wouldn't exactly call it a loophole. They are NASDAQ rules created to protect the investor, or, in this case, the trader. The rules are called "Manning" rules. What the market makers often do is cross the trades to ECNs that are bidding or asking for a lower or higher price than what they are holding your limit order at. The market maker will go out and get a better deal from one of the ECNs, pocket any difference, and then report the fill back to you.
-Scalpa
Originally posted by trader963
Long and short whichever side I can get filled on first. I just want to get into a trade then I will work out of it.
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Originally posted by New_Trader01
Thanks trader963......that is the kind of information I was looking for.
Does anybody else have some info on how I can reach my goal?