The fix is implemented. We will lower the per share directed API fee to 0.75c/share. We prefer our clients utilizing the Smart Routing,...
The stop orders are just an oversight. It is getting fixed.
We will not route your non marketable orders to IEX. For now IEX is a dark pool w/ small volume. Your orders would thus not be visible and would...
IB has numerous dark pools in its Smart Routing.
Yes, I confirm.
What you describe is is not the way IB routing works. Smart router routes both marketable and non marketable orders immediately and directly to...
The fix has been released.
We'll do that.
This is the way the SBL (Stock Borrow Loan) business is conducted on the street. We find a lender of the shares for you - this is typically an SBL...
The news feeds provided by selected providers are now available via API. The monthly subscription fees vary depending on the provider. You can...
You get the rebate irrespective of whether you are alone at the NBBO.
At IB what you pay for execution consists of 3 parts: - commission due to IB - exchange fee or rebate - regulatory fee You submitted your...
The feature is now available in the Beta release. https://www.interactivebrokers.com/en/software/releaseNotes/Betanotes2.php
What locks up, how? Would you please PM?
We have just finished the coding and are now testing. We have several sources of requests and suggestions, as well as our own agenda. There are...
The A/D orders are managed from the TWS. That will be the case for the foreseeable future. We were planning to move the algorithm to the...
You need to switch to cost+ (aka unbundled) commission schedule, and you will get those options. Your other option direct routing.
Try setting the smart routing preference to: "highest volume exchange with rebate".
Not per leg, not per contract. Per cancellation event. By combination I mean an order with more than one leg that can be represented by an...
It is. The limits in the US for non-pinks and non-bbs are very wide; you should not be running into them. Can you PM me a recent case?
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