IBKR (Interactive Brokers) getting POUNDED!!!!!!!

Discussion in 'Stocks' started by chewbacca, Mar 17, 2008.


  1. Such a tight SL right before a weekend? A bit risky, no? If you are unleveraged, I'd remove the SL altogether. If the short term TP goal isn't reached, turn it into a longer term hold.
     
    #111     Jul 26, 2008
  2. What is the analysis behind this trade?

    I read the conference call and as I see it Ibroker just reported a quarter that was slightly below expectations with no guidance. Traders took it as a bad sign and sold it off. Most traders were probably expecting a much better call and so the earnings below expectations took it down in an exagerated manner.

    I dont see the fundamentals of an online broker in today's economy, but apparently they appear to be doing quite well. So if Ibroker is doing well during a poor economy then what will happen when things start to pick up? I think this little bit of capitulation is a prelude to a much greater rise somewhat like RIMM was doing these last few years where there were pops/drops all the way up.

    I drew a chart that makes sense to me and I think it will probably go back to 34.

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    #112     Jul 27, 2008
  3. What exactly does that bottom 'trendline' signify for you?
     
    #113     Jul 27, 2008
  4. that way, you can pay more in slippage and commissions
     
    #114     Jul 27, 2008
  5. Trading the synthetic incurs the same commission and slippage as trading the stand-alone natural or iron fly. The difference is that there would be a marked-gain on spot. $1 per contract to effect a fly at $.25 per leg.
     
    #115     Jul 27, 2008
  6. It could'nt happen to a nicer, more efficient broker. Hahahahahahahahaha!!!



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    #116     Jul 27, 2008
  7. IB is absolutely outstanding. I would not be able to trade like I do without them. Can you name another broker as efficient, cheap, and with the ability to trade SO many securities globally, from one account, and access from anywhere? No I dont work for them.
     
    #117     Jul 27, 2008

  8. I agree 100%. But I don't think it's really the economy per se, but more likely general fear of the financial sector that has kept this IPO from ever getting off the ground. That it is gaining at all is a very goood sign. I could easily see this one turn into the next RIMM. IBKR currently has a P/E of 1 - 2. :)
     
    #118     Jul 27, 2008
  9. Hey sucker IB p/e is not that low .You also have no idea about what you are talking about. Read a few books before making any more ignurant commints.
     
    #119     Jul 27, 2008
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    :p
     
    #120     Jul 27, 2008