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  1. Interactive brokers and option expiration

    The 5% cushion is helpful when the market is stable. It only takes a volatile market with a few distorted quotes and the 5% cushion disappears in...
    Post by: jayre, Sep 2, 2011 in forum: Retail Brokers

  2. Interactive brokers and option expiration

    I don't think we are saying the same thing. I'm talking about a real time e-mail generted by ib computer (the same computer that starts doing...
    Post by: jayre, Sep 2, 2011 in forum: Retail Brokers

  3. Interactive brokers and option expiration

    Post by: jayre, Sep 1, 2011 in forum: Retail Brokers

  4. IB can liquidate your positions whenever they want?

    The frequancy that we hear about questioanble liquidations, has led me to speculate if IB has an interast in seing auto liquidations happn, & if...
    Post by: jayre, Sep 1, 2011 in forum: Interactive Brokers

  5. IB can liquidate your positions whenever they want?

    +1
    Post by: jayre, Aug 31, 2011 in forum: Interactive Brokers

  6. IB can liquidate your positions whenever they want?

    Here you go; trading with IB on margin (in your case options) is picking up nickels in front of a bulldozer. You save on commission and then you...
    Post by: jayre, Aug 31, 2011 in forum: Interactive Brokers

  7. Sue online broker for negligence

    Whad does TD say?? I think TOS has a good reputation when it comes to reolve diputes, things might have changed since merger..
    Post by: jayre, Aug 31, 2011 in forum: Retail Brokers

  8. Alert: IB NASDAQ / ISLAND MOC Commission overcharge on unbundled (cost-plus) plan

    I hope they will. It is the minimum you would expect from a good broker.
    Post by: jayre, Aug 31, 2011 in forum: Order Execution

  9. paulson saved wall street and burned main street

    +1
    Post by: jayre, Aug 30, 2011 in forum: Economics

  10. Any brokers who issue schedule D's

    If you use margin overnight the LAST broker you need is IB. No matter how safe you think you are you will one day get liquidated. (just make a...
    Post by: jayre, Aug 29, 2011 in forum: Risk Management

  11. paulson saved wall street and burned main street

    The "heart" of the crisis in 1929 was in the US to begin with.
    Post by: jayre, Aug 29, 2011 in forum: Economics

  12. paulson saved wall street and burned main street

    Changing laws.. gred deal of short term pain.. new business cycle.. previous excesses were washed out of the system.. I think we did all of...
    Post by: jayre, Aug 29, 2011 in forum: Economics

  13. paulson saved wall street and burned main street

    The idea that rescueing the big banks was not important is without merit. If the US would have let BAC, AIG, Citibank follow Lehman, the result...
    Post by: jayre, Aug 28, 2011 in forum: Economics

  14. Agnc call spread, is the risk reward good?

    Why did you pick AGNC, this strategy can be used on any other stock?
    Post by: jayre, Aug 28, 2011 in forum: Options

  15. Why was I stopped out?

    What do you mean "the call this AM to my useless broker"?
    Post by: jayre, Aug 26, 2011 in forum: Options

  16. Why was I stopped out?

    Wow, one phone call and resolved, I must say I am impressed. One important thing a broker must have is to quickly resolve & reimburse for...
    Post by: jayre, Aug 26, 2011 in forum: Options

  17. Broker safety

    IB customer cash is held to a large extent in deposits with multiple large banks, U.S. Treasury bills, FDIC-backed corporate bonds and...
    Post by: jayre, Aug 25, 2011 in forum: Retail Brokers

  18. Broker safety

    I think IB would be your best choice, they are a safe broker, you could trade almost any international market, and your commisions will be in the...
    Post by: jayre, Aug 25, 2011 in forum: Retail Brokers

  19. Broker safety

    I was looking on the on the rating relating to IBG LLC which is the parent company of IB LLC & Timbar hill & has a BBB+ rating as of mid 2010. I...
    Post by: jayre, Aug 24, 2011 in forum: Retail Brokers

  20. Broker safety

    You must be kidding. IB has a BBB+ rating from S&P, while TD ameritrade (thinkorswim) has an A, Chares schwab A- and Fidelity A+. I would agree...
    Post by: jayre, Aug 24, 2011 in forum: Retail Brokers
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