I had my popcorn waiting for his reply. He definitely did not disappoint! Your reply was solid too!An options question for which you left destriero speechless. You know it was a bad question then, and can practically see him shaking his head while walking away from your post.
The bottom line is...You can't. Shred that paper you traded upon and smoke it in a pipe.
Thank you for your constructive, well-informed reply.Open an account with a top-tier bank that also makes markets.
You can get a ton of liquidity with time to fill and $Billions.
Your overall friction could easily be $10 on up with market impact.
You'll get massive regulatory scrutiny.
If you're holding till cash settlement, it will save you tons.
If you are really serious. Think about how the liquidity is created and do, at least some of it yourself.
Thank you for your constructive, well-informed reply.
Regarding the index options in particular, for which there are no position limits. I am wondering how feasible it would be to buy or sell 1 million contracts of say NDX or SPX. Especially for a retail trader. The main reason I ask this is because I have a scalping strategy in mind, which I have already paper traded. But I am wondering how this could be executed in a live account.
Thanks for any input
A retail trader trading 1 million contracts?
Add me to the lol-ers group
I think the OP means $1 million dollar worth of contracts and not 1 million contracts.