Trading with delayed quotes?

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nwoptions

Hi guys, I'm new to stock trading. I have a subscription to Trading View's real time market data.

My quotes for Interactive Brokers are not real time though. They're delayed by 15 minutes.

If I get a trade signal on my Trading View chart and place a trade at Interactive Brokers, what will happen? Will my order get filled at Interactive Brokers delayed price? or the actual real time price?

Thanks
 
Orders are filled at the exchange price.

If you see bid 11 on IB and bid 10 on TV but exchange is bid 9 then you’ll hit the bid at 9.

At “Real time” aka TradingView

You can connect through Interactive Broker with TradingView. That’s what I do.
 
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ET180 said:
I think if you generate more than $10 in commissions / month, they cover your realtime market data.
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I believe this is free unconditionally
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TradingView provides decent real-time market data for NYSE, ARCA and NASDAQ by default.

The paid data subscription is only for accurate Extended Trading Hours I believe.
 
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nwoptions said:
Hi guys, I'm new to stock trading. I have a subscription to Trading View's real time market data.

My quotes for Interactive Brokers are not real time though. They're delayed by 15 minutes.

If I get a trade signal on my Trading View chart and place a trade at Interactive Brokers, what will happen? Will my order get filled at Interactive Brokers delayed price? or the actual real time price?

Thanks
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yes, you will get a better price than market price and you will be a trillionaire!
 
you can make real time futures by plotting the cash and add the prem to it - those two real time indexes = futures.

tradestation and multicharts synthetic futures code.

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input:d1(1),d2(2);

var:csyn(0),go(false),d1change(0),d2change(0);

if d>d[1]then begin
go=true;
csyn=c;
end else begin
if go then begin
d1change=c data(d1)/c[1]data(d1);
d2change=c data(d2)/c[1]data(d2);
csyn=csyn[1]*((d1change+d2change)/2);
end;
end;
if go then plot1(csyn,"c"); {scale on price}
 
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nwoptions said:
Hi guys, I'm new to stock trading. I have a subscription to Trading View's real time market data.

My quotes for Interactive Brokers are not real time though. They're delayed by 15 minutes.

If I get a trade signal on my Trading View chart and place a trade at Interactive Brokers, what will happen? Will my order get filled at Interactive Brokers delayed price? or the actual real time price?

Thanks
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I would pay millions to be able to get filled at delays quotes.
 
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