Amex Comission.

Discussion in 'Interactive Brokers' started by Craig66, Mar 4, 2020.

  1. Craig66

    Craig66

    I am using tiered commissions and I am currently under 300,000 shares for this month.
    In the TWS execution report window I noticed this: BUY 82 shares @ 42.26, executed on AMEX for a commission of -$0.18.

    I tried to work through this commission, assuming I added liquidity:
    AMEX rebate = 82 * -0.0024 = -0.1968
    IB Commission = 82 * 0.0035 = 0.2387 => 0.35 (min commission).

    So even before adding in finra, pass-though etc. the commission is about $0.16.
    So how did I end up with -$0.18? What am I missing?
     
  2. S2007S

    S2007S

    You spent $3400 and worried about a difference of 2 cents????

    Is today april fools? I mean I know people like to keep their money expenses in order, but 2 cents?
     
  3. Craig66

    Craig66

    Read it more carefully, the real commission was -$0.18, see the minus this time?
     
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  4. A negative commission is a rebate. He's trying to understand how he got credit for the trade instead of having to pay. The difference is not 2 cents.
     
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  5. S2007S

    S2007S


    Well even -0.18 credit isn't even worth questioning. Maybe a $1.80
     
  6. If you're still focusing on the monetary aspect of this, you've missed the point.
     
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  7. Craig66

    Craig66

    So after all that, nobody knows?