misleading?? you said the quotes "suck" Out of all the data providers I have used, only one even compares to IB's data. Problems with...
Firstly, I found your post very misleading. Hyperfeed was a little sarcasim on my part. I inquired about Hyperfeed a few months back and was...
compared to what??? Hyperfeed.........
just 21, Internalization is simply when a broker trades against it's customer orders there are two types of internalization: 1) On...
yes, the CBOE is quick to cancel as long as your market is posted. However, it can take several minutes for them to post your bid/ask if you...
experience. 1) look at the quantity (if it is different than all the other options then it may be a customer order) 2) look at the spread of...
ABP - Automated Book Priority It means that if there is a customer order on the best bid/ask and the market is NOT locked/crossed then you...
what we want is exactly what we are getting. It is a slow process but we are finally getting better access to the option customer order book....
sounds all too familiar. we would always ask ourselves, "why would they send those crooks orders?" I guess there is no shortage of "dumb money".
that is technically a "trade through" which is not suppose to happen. With or without OptEx, it happens, guys get caught, etc With more...
getting "picked" off - WHAT a joke!! When I was a market maker I was very happy when someone traded my markets - that is, how I'm suppose to...
how lucky??? ask yourself, why was the seat price so high in the first place?? ANSWER: Beacause they have been screwing the retail customer...
I believe the ISE is the same as all other Exchanges. Their members own the Exchange. I believe the current chairman Bill Porter, is also the...
ABP will not allow quicker cancels at the CBOE but cancels at the CBOE are generally instant as long as your already in the customer order book....
here is two more: 1) The CBOE in the last week has rolled out ABP for all equity options. ABP allows customers to trade directly against...
fair enough. I personally believe that it will only help traders such as myself. All indications are that this order routing would be done...
what is your point?? what concerns??? (concerns that don't already exist) The orders still have to go the Exchanges and once there...
I spoke with someone at Goldman today who told me the orders would have to be executed on the Exchanges. I doubt he is wrong. Currently most...
a couple of points from research I have done: 1) the trades would still go to the Exchanges where internalization can occur at the NBBO 2)...
It doesn't appear to be an OTC market but simply an order router which if the case then it is meaningless to say the least!!!!
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