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I once read somewhere that major brokers will deal with the issue of physical delivery on futures expirations, for a fee, but can't find it again. (self.investing)
Interactive Brokers closing account, won't let me deposit funds to avoid liquidation
I had my best trading day all year and in a very long time but have no one to talk to about it
Blackrock just added up to their $LUMN position
+8 million/2500% gain in 2 months, +20 million/5000% since April 2023
No reimbursement policy if hacked - IBKR Canada
Rates cut will send BETR to the moon (Better Home & Finance Holding Co)
If you want to day trade professionally, it's ABSOLUTELY CRITICAL that you trade with a professional platform that charges options fees.
Would you guys have handled it differently if you were in the same situation?
Would you guys have handled it differently if you were in the same situation? Sharing my investment experience with bad risk management strategy.
Worst brokerage platforms errors you have seen?
Worst brokerage platforms errors you have seen?
$COIN / Bitcoin ratio is stupid. Long BTC short $COIN
Just got approved for Options Trading on IBKR
USA: Options for automatically moving small amounts of excess funds from a bank into a money market mutual fund or similar? (is this "sweep"?)
Only 700 shares available for shorting on IBKR
A bullish case (w/DD) for Fisker FSR (SI: 41%)
Taking advantage of high lending rate and dividend yield
Lending out ABR and securing 15% annualized return
What’s the point of selling naked calls if you need to have the cost amount of shares regardless?
Interactive Brokers not filling orders, filling orders above limit price
HEAVY CAUTION!!! Closing a Short Put Option deep ITM...
Questions about bonds, mainly US treasuries
$LMND - Potential Gamma Squeeze
I want the same Column in Interactive Brokers to help my option game.
Price of Crude Oil vs Middle East death & injury tolls as reported by CNN
ITM put options expiring, but not enough cash in my account to purchase them
Last 35k left and looking for strategies to 10x in a short time
How is MooMoo? Recommendation for Canadian trading platforms.
CHEATSHEET: The Basics of Short Squeezes - A 3-min Read
Starting a fund partnerhip. How to go abiut it?
Must US brokers send an FYI about market orders to their clients who placed a market order in the past month by law?
is there a broker that allows automating weekly put writing?
Why does Fidelity have such terrible Treasury bond spreads and yields vs. market?
TD Ameritrade is beginning to charge users USD$50/month maintenance fees
Td Ameritrade to Schwab: how's order execution quality in Schwab?
Which free bond scanners(with ratings) are out there and which ones do you use?
Investing from Switzerland: IBKR vs Trading212 vs Degiro
Help finding spiked up/down stocks
Capital gains / Dividend tax on taxable MMF's for a foreign investor
Which online brokerages should I consider?
Can I get a count? DRS Price Hike: Would You Change Brokers?
How do American investors directly access foreign markets?
How are brokers like Lightspeed or Dash Prime for portfolio margin buying power?
Cost of options contracts:- AAPL / NVDA comparison
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Ya, IBKR mixes them up. Gave me -3x bull calls so thought I screwed up my orders.
Talking silver futes. But IBKR
When adding positions you do need to be careful to not step on your previous ones. The end position is the same, it is just harder to visualize what you now hold. You wanted to hold 3x 7000/7010 bear call and 4x 6990/7000 bear call. What you have is 1x 6990/7000 bear call and 3x 6990/7010 bear call. Did IBKR group the second one as a -3x bull call? That is very odd.
Use IBKR and you have all options on US stocks bud
Ok thanks. I don’t have IBKR but will look into it through my current broker.
IBKR is the only platform you should be considering. But, you definitely have to know what you're doing, it's not for newbies. Lowest commissions, exchange fees can be rebated, interest paid on your long positions borrowed for short trades (great for enhancing covered calls), no commission on assignments, highest interest paid on cash and lowest interest charged on debit positions, can easily place covered calls, bull/bear spreads, Condors, Butterflys, etc. and can see your % success instantly with their charting software. You can ever set up a paper trading account to check them out. If you don't understand any of the above stay with the higher fee, handholding platforms.
IBKR offers paper trading accounts.
The bank probably buys normal calls in US in the background, then just collects the difference. Though I'm not sure why he does it this way, when EU brokers normally offer US options market. I have Saxo and IBKR and both do, one only needs to pass some BS questionnaire (retail "protection").
IBKR after the early dip
If you’re coming from crypto and just want to start buying stocks, I’d keep it straightforward. I personally use Interactive Brokers (IBKR) because fees are low and you get access to pretty much any US stock (and international ones too), but I’ll admit the platform has a learning curve. If you want something more traditional and hands-off, Schwab or Fidelity are both solid, well-established choices with good customer support and simple setups. Or, if you're outside the US, if you want IBKR-level market access but a bit more support, Mexem is also worth a look since it runs on IBKR’s infrastructure but feels a bit more approachable.
IBKR provides all that for me for about $20 a month. I find it very valuable to have live data.
IBKR projects your port value from premarket
Robinhood, IBKR, or any other brokerage offering 24h trading?
If I need a sizable chunk of cash, then I can always take out a margin loan against my BRK and VOO positions and carry forward the taxable deduction from the interest payments to offset future capital gains. If I wanted to be fancy, then I could do a carry trade with the Swiss franc and pay sub-1%/year in interest through IBKR for a margin loan at today's rates. Using a margin loan for index-based equities is often more advantageous than an income-based portfolio. Foremost, I control when I realize capital gains. I can thus wait for a time, like this year, when tax rates are lower than normal to sell shares and pay off that loan. I can, alternatively, just keep rolling the loan as long as brokerage and FINRA thresholds are met. My beneficiaries can take advantage of the stepped-up basis for the equities to pay off the loan without realizing any taxable event for capital gains. With an income-based portfolio, there's no such option, since the dividends are directly realized each time that they are paid. Lastly, and perhaps most importantly, the annualized gains provided by indexes, like the S&P 500 and NASDAQ 100, often outperform the gains and dividends for income-based portfolios. So, this incentivizes just buying, holding, and borrowing against shares in the long term.
Your Schwab account can do it. You may need to have them turn it on. You'll have to deal with currency exchange fees and trade costs. IBKR used to have the best international access I believe.
AYA is >90% silver, debt free, only available on the Toronto stock exchange but coming to the Nasdaq in April. One of the few pure silver players. Also is sitting on a gigantic gold reserve, one of the largest and highest grade in the world, called Boumadine, which is not priced at all in the stock. The TSE listing is probably dragging them down but they have options in CAD on IBKR. Prime target for an acquisition by larger companies with all the billions in cash the whole sector printing. That plus SBSW, AG, HL, EXK, NEM, ARMN and some undervalued lower caps like RIOFF, TUD, VSO, GORO
HY9H. GDR for Hynix available in the Frankfurt exchange. Accessible from IBKR.
Robinhood, Webull & a few others don't have trailing stops. I use IBKR and Moomoo because trailing stops are THE way
Chinese and Korean exchanges aren't available to US retail investors. Chinese exchanges, I suspect do not particularly want to be for geopolitical reasons. KRX has historically maintained registration requirements that make it impractical, although they're working on improving global access. Taiwanese markets are available on IBKR.
Greeks are risk measures. You're not going to glean any EV from knowing gamma peaks ATM. There is no need to use anything beyond what is supplied via IBKR's API (for example). Price risk-reversals in premium-terms (Index singles are P/C>1; vert debits are C/P>1).
Spot Gamma is the industry standard. I am looking into this as well. I was told moomoo gives some data free but they basically get all from IBKR so what some others said below is true. You can check out Unusual Whales too. Not real time but Barchart is good.
Portfolio margin is how. It’s risk based and IBKR only requires 9% margin maintenance on index funds and 15% on most individual tickers.
How do you find TOS API? I was thinking of just opening an account with schwab since TOS is free- is their data live? Good to know, ill take another look at IBKR. My roommate is also way more proficient in coding and usses claue code with replit, so I'm sure we could figure it out pretty quickly
I mostly use TOS for trading options and equities but I have a few things that I automate with IBKR. I found it quite a bit less painful than the other platforms to use their API, but maybe that’s just me. If you’re using an agent to build this, though, should be pretty easy. Codex 5.2 or Opus could probably one shot this with natural language.
I can’t remember the thresholds but IBKR gives you pretty much any data via api you’ll need for trading options if you do something like $20/month in trades
CSP Question: Why does it seem to be so difficult to get approval for -cash secured- puts? When I started, I had fidelity and E-Trade. Fidelity approved my level for CSPs, E-Trade did not and continues to deny it (even after being approved for a margin account). I opened an IBKR account and they too will not allow me to sell puts. I'm just curious as to why? Why can I buy a stock and sell a call, but not sell a put to potentially buy a stock?
> If it matters, I'm in IBKR, and I'm building my spreads manually, not by selling a combo. That's the cause. Also, is the account RegT or PM? If it's PM, that would also explain why the initial margin requirement on the short put varies. What's the margin requirement on a short put typically, as a percentage of the full assignment value? For example, if the 6900p requires 69k in initial margin and the account is RegT, that would be a 10% initial margin requirement. Compared to what you are seeing now?
Is there a way to start small to get a feeling of / for it? I really don’t get it, how you guys doing it. Sure, might be wrong here, but want to learn it or at least understand. Anyway I could play around with it in paper trading IBKR?
Hey man, if you usually trade pennys I would switch to IBKR. Before I was always on 212 but it is shit, having a much better experience with IBKR lately. I switched a few months ago
One way is to use the tiered fee structure on IBKR pro (if available) and buy/sell short term bond funds like sgov, outright bonds, etc (margin approach). Why? IBKR interest rates aren't "good"; they're just less bad than most others. With Treasury bill rates around 3.9%, a 50k IBKR account holding $25k USD in the securities segment earns 0.942% pa. In fact, IBKR has this exact example on their public web page as of today, 2026-01-25: * https://www.interactivebrokers.com/en/accounts/fees/pricing-interest-rates.php If taking a nearly 300 bps penalty were acceptable (out of 390!), then it wouldn't make sense to ask the question at all, so "just use IBKR's great interest rates" isn't an acceptable answer. It's also helpful to sidestep the issue as much as possible by learning how to use the market to manage cash (eg, covered calls versus cash secured puts, box spreads, etc), so then you are getting close to the market rate on nearly all of your account value all the time in how the trades are structured
New to options. I've been selling SPX 0DTEs put credit spreads for the last couple of months, but I'm starting to worry that I might not have been assessing my risks properly. In normal time, the margin requirements are less or equal to my credit spread's max loss. Considering it is a European option, is it still possible that the margin requirements during stressed times will somehow exceed the max loss? If it matters, I'm in IBKR, and I'm building my spreads manually, not by selling a combo. Thanks a lot
Everytime my brain sees IBKR. Uncanny
I use IBKR, interactive brokers, pretty solid
how do you setup fixed dollar risk reward in IBKR desktop?
Guys I’m gonna use IBKR… it’s A whole process to log in tho never knew that. Thanks for all the advice🙏 I will definitely use another app that one of u guys suggested! 🙏
The answer might depend on your location. The best platform in my opinion is the cheapest to use and the one least likely to implode and suspend operations. Im on Etoro and IBKR (Interactive Brokers). I think IBKR is probably the most solid proposition around, though after 7 months on it I'm still only using 4% of it.
In my IBKR, I sit on my cash and collect interest. It pays above 4% and it is readily available if you need it.
IBKR, and I think it only shows it with options
I heard fidelity and IBKR ready day 1. They are the ones who pushed for this.
AYA.TO in Canada. It's on IBKR. It will enter Nasdaq in April. Another reason to buy now.
I've been using eToro and IBKR. Recommend either of them.
I also do by hand. Just that when news come out like BATL you don't have time to fill everything in and I find mobile version of IBKR not super friendly for such quick actions.
Well, I had to form an LLC to get IBKR institutional account so it's not entirely a waste of time in all cases. And at the time the only way to get IBKR direct OAuth access was by being an institutional customer which meant a business banking account (alway required at least an LLC for my chosen bank) and having a non-individual tax ID, etc...
So what numbers are we potentially looking at? Trading at $1.30 right now on IBKR. Today’s range 1.19-1.46. Volume 650k. Shortable shares 53,700. Days to cover 0.3. DTC too low to squeeze just yet.
I don’t know about wise but IBKR allows you to buy stocks in foreign currency on foreign exchanges. It’s by far the best tool for making your non crypto assets part of the network state.
How do I block the IBKR shares guy
Do you know how to get snapshot quote on IBKR? I want to swll at open but it seems I cannot find this goddamns button on mobile app
> Had nothing to do with selling options, it was the "ladder" trading feature, another way to buy/sell shares. It was a bug in a new (likely [AI-generated](https://www.reddit.com/r/Futurology/comments/1nfwmku/robinhoods_ceo_says_majority_of_its_new_code_is/)) feature, in the part that interacts with your money directly. This time it was selling shares. Maybe next time it's a new feature in the options interface that forces you to buy way more than you planned. The point is there's a high likelihood of more bugs in the direct money-touching part of their app, and next time it may not be widespread enough for them to fix your issue. Seems like you're still willing to roll that dice for some reason. > All brokers have glitches though, when researching FINRA complaints and problems similar to mine, most were about Fidelity, IBKR, Schwab, E-trade, etc. You mean the biggest brokers that more people use have more complaints?! I'm shocked!!! > My only concern was that they fixed the issue and they did. But they didn't at first. They told you they couldn't fix the problem. I'm guessing it was only after they learned how widespread the issue was that they fixed your problem as well.
afaik yes, though I never used it myself. It sucks for iliquid stocks because of the spread somehow? I use IBKR, you do need to fill out a quiz and lie to them that you have trading experience with options to unlock options. same for leveraged products and other stuff (tho I have never used those)
Tried to buy it on IBKR but it's not available for some reason
Had nothing to do with selling options, it was the "ladder" trading feature, another way to buy/sell shares. I've never had a problem in the years I've used RH but I'm not naive to past issues others have faced. All brokers have glitches though, when researching FINRA complaints and problems similar to mine, most were about Fidelity, IBKR, Schwab, E-trade, etc. My only concern was that they fixed the issue and they did.
What broker do you use for that? IBKR?
Trade Republic is popular in germany. IBKR is another option but they have some barriers in place to keep you from doing stupid shit like OP
It is a smart move to look for ways to protect your savings in a more stable environment. Using a US LLC for investment purposes is a common strategy, though it does add a few layers of paperwork compared to a personal account. Since you already have the LLC and a Chase bank account, you have already cleared the hardest hurdles. Here is the ELI5 (Explain Like I'm Five) process for moving into the stock market. 1. The Correct Process (Step-by-Step) Step A: Choose an Entity Account When you sign up for a brokerage, you must not select a Personal or Individual account. You must select Entity, Organizational, or Corporate account. Why? The account must be in the name of your LLC, not your name. The brokerage will ask for the LLC’s Employer Identification Number (EIN). Step B: Prepare Your Golden Documents Brokerages are very strict with foreign-owned companies because of Know Your Customer (KYC) laws. You will need: Articles of Organization: The paper from the state where you formed the LLC. Operating Agreement: This is crucial. It must clearly state that you are the Authorized Signer or Manager with the power to trade stocks. EIN Confirmation Letter (CP 575): The letter the IRS sent when you got your tax ID. W-8BEN-E Form: This is the tax form for foreign entities. It tells the IRS that your LLC is owned by a foreigner so they apply the correct tax rules (and avoid double taxing you if a treaty exists). Step C: Link the Bank Account Once approved, you will link your Chase Business account. Most brokers use ACH transfers (which are free and take 1–3 days) or Wires (which are instant but usually cost $20–$30). 2. Recommended Brokerages for Foreign-Owned LLCs Not all brokers like working with foreign-owned LLCs. Some (like Robinhood or Vanguard) often require the owners to be US residents. Here are the big three for your situation: Interactive Brokers (IBKR): Generally considered the best choice for international users. They have the most experience with foreign entities and offer access to global markets (London, Tokyo, etc.), not just the US. Charles Schwab: Very reputable and has a dedicated Schwab One International division. They provide excellent service but the application for an LLC is usually a paper/PDF form rather than a 5-minute online click. J.P. Morgan Self-Directed (Chase): Since you already bank with Chase, you can open an investment account directly through them. It is convenient because you can see your bank balance and stocks in the same app. 3. Common Pitfalls to Avoid The Form 5472 Trap: This is the most dangerous part. Even if your LLC makes zero profit, as a foreign-owned LLC, you must file Form 5472 and Form 1120 with the IRS every year. The penalty for forgetting this starts at $25,000. Estate Taxes: If a non-US person dies owning more than $60,000 in US assets directly (or through a disregarded LLC), the US can take up to 40% in Death Taxes. Many people use a Blocker Corporation or specific insurance to avoid this. Withholding on Dividends: The US will automatically take 30% of any dividends your stocks pay out. If your country has a tax treaty with the US, you can lower this to 15% or 0% by (NOT financial advice just my opinion of what I would do in your shoes. As always do your own research and decide what’s best for you )
get an account with IBKR.
Tasty. IBKR is way better
It is a smart move to look for ways to protect your savings in a more stable environment. Using a US LLC for investment purposes is a common strategy, though it does add a few layers of paperwork compared to a personal account. Since you already have the LLC and a Chase bank account, you have already cleared the hardest hurdles. Here is the ELI5 (Explain Like I'm Five) process for moving into the stock market. 1. The Correct Process (Step-by-Step) Step A: Choose an Entity Account When you sign up for a brokerage, you must not select a Personal or Individual account. You must select Entity, Organizational, or Corporate account. Why? The account must be in the name of your LLC, not your name. The brokerage will ask for the LLC’s Employer Identification Number (EIN). Step B: Prepare Your Golden Documents Brokerages are very strict with foreign-owned companies because of Know Your Customer (KYC) laws. You will need: Articles of Organization: The paper from the state where you formed the LLC. Operating Agreement: This is crucial. It must clearly state that you are the Authorized Signer or Manager with the power to trade stocks. EIN Confirmation Letter (CP 575): The letter the IRS sent when you got your tax ID. W-8BEN-E Form: This is the tax form for foreign entities. It tells the IRS that your LLC is owned by a foreigner so they apply the correct tax rules (and avoid double taxing you if a treaty exists). Step C: Link the Bank Account Once approved, you will link your Chase Business account. Most brokers use ACH transfers (which are free and take 1–3 days) or Wires (which are instant but usually cost $20–$30). 2. Recommended Brokerages for Foreign-Owned LLCs Not all brokers like working with foreign-owned LLCs. Some (like Robinhood or Vanguard) often require the owners to be US residents. Here are the big three for your situation: Interactive Brokers (IBKR): Generally considered the best choice for international users. They have the most experience with foreign entities and offer access to global markets (London, Tokyo, etc.), not just the US. Charles Schwab: Very reputable and has a dedicated Schwab One International division. They provide excellent service but the application for an LLC is usually a paper/PDF form rather than a 5-minute online click. J.P. Morgan Self-Directed (Chase): Since you already bank with Chase, you can open an investment account directly through them. It is convenient because you can see your bank balance and stocks in the same app. 3. Common Pitfalls to Avoid The Form 5472 Trap: This is the most dangerous part. Even if your LLC makes zero profit, as a foreign-owned LLC, you must file Form 5472 and Form 1120 with the IRS every year. The penalty for forgetting this starts at $25,000. Estate Taxes: If a non-US person dies owning more than $60,000 in US assets directly (or through a disregarded LLC), the US can take up to 40% in Death Taxes. Many people use a Blocker Corporation or specific insurance to avoid this. Withholding on Dividends: The US will automatically take 30% of any dividends your stocks pay out. If your country has a tax treaty with the US, you can lower this to 15% or 0% by (NOT financial advice just my opinion of what I would do in your shoes. As always do your own research and decide what’s best for you )
I think IBKR but not 100%
So I don't really buy bonds myself, but I know with IBKR you need to apply to have trading pensions permissions for bonds. So it'll depend on your broker. So if you have bond trading permissions, you can search through a vast amount of available bonds, prices, and yields. In tradingview I found Brazilian 10 yr bond BR10Y which has a yield of 13.783% right now. So, step 1 would be to get trading permissions from your broker to buy bonds or transfer to one that allows it, and step 2 would be to find the bond you're looking for and purchase it. Call your broker if you need specific help on how to do it.
I actually use interactive brokers and have done paper trading on there. But these other sites are more for analysis and seem to display it alot better than these traditional brokerages. IBKR can be a bit finnicky
From what I have heard, IBKR has the most complexe one. For now it hasn't been very complicated to get used to it but I'm still using the demo version as someone who is coming from TR the plate-forme is less intuitive and less user friendly (but maybe it's only the case of the demo version)
Someone here recommended Saxo to trade. I have been trying the demo version so far to get familiar with it. However I'm not 100% sure if their fees system is more interesting than IBKR. The one I use currently is Trade Republic very transparent and simple of use but not adapted to trade in after hours and not a lot of penny stocks available
Thanks for the reply. I've read similar complaints from people using other brokers like Fidelity and IBKR. The whole point of FINRA is to protect investors and to file complaints when something like this happens because of an error on the broker's part. I made this post to see if anyone's experienced this before and if I should speak to Robinhood more or directly file a complaint with FINRA.
Idk I give HOOD a forward PE of 37.5, assuming it can average its EPS to 0.70 a quarter (yes this month may come shy of that). The average analyst forecast is putting Hood at $2.46 annual eps for 2026, so its not an giant leap to $2.80 considering HOOD has a history of beating estimates. However, 37.5 is still high if you’re benchmarking a traditional bank, and still not “cheap” versus something like IBKR. But HOOD isn’t a pure bank or a pure broker, it’s kind of the best of both, plus they’re layering in new surfaces like prediction markets. Which I think is going to be huge in the next two earnings reports since NFL, NBA, and UFC are pretty jam-packed right now. Additionally, their mobile first approach and brand recognition has made them widely popular among anyone under 30. Sure if we removed all those positives, then we should give the younger IBKR competitor (HOOD) a lower forward PE, likely near 25-28.
Yes use IBKR. You can withdraw technically in that currency if you need to.
IBKR wants $50k for a mini. I'm not putting $50k at risk fuck that.
IBKR paper trading account.
What trading journal app is that? How do you import IBKR trades automatically?
It's solid DD Full disclosure I entered at $11.41 Here's the basics of why I'm in it. Has predictable daily volume of 1.3-1.6million shares with no high volume days in last 30 days. Anomalous ownership per IBKR: 6.7% (5% Is Pfizer) Strategic ownership 107% Institutional ownership, not including the recent ownership increase from 3.6 mill - 5.4 mill shares by Blackrock on their 13G filed today so 110%ish 3. Insider accumulation: 1,557,500 shares on Jan 6th 4. Shorted shares: 21,469,843, days to cover 14, percentage of float shorted 33.75%, price at time of report $8.18 5. Massive cup with handle materialized at open 4 days ago on a dark horse run up, catching the short sellers off guard. 6. With no regular retail panic sellers or profit takers they have not been able to escape, with only 263,361 shortable shares left to fight with. 7. For the last 4 days shorts have thrown practically everything but the kitchen sink at the SP trying to contain it. Meanwhile the institutional investors just buy back the shares they lent them back and hold them. Short volume for the last 4 trading days. Friday 68.6% Monday 57.8% Tuesday 61.47% Today 37.52% 8. Fully funded through 2028, no open dilution in place, with 2 phase 3 assets providing data readouts between now and then. I feel this stock could quickly meet its median price target of $21 per share and could (with the appropriate investors providing the right leverage) run for a multiple day multi bagger
**Institutional background here (14 years).** You are correct on the filing (SR-FINRA-2025-017), but I need to temper your expectations on the "Monday Feb 23rd" date. In the regulatory world, there is a massive difference between **Approval Date** and **Implementation Date.** Here is the "Fine Print" that retail traders are missing: **1. The "Intraday Margin" Catch** They aren't just "deleting" the PDT rule; they are replacing it with a **"Real-Time Intraday Margin"** standard. * **Old Way:** "Do you have $25k? Yes? Okay, trade whatever you want." (Lazy Risk Management). * **New Way:** "Does this specific trade exceed your real-time buying power based on the volatility of the asset?" (Active Risk Management). * **The Implication:** This requires brokers to run sophisticated real-time risk engines. The big boys (IBKR, Schwab) can do this. The discount brokers might struggle. **2. The "House Rule" Loophole** Just because FINRA *removes* the $25k requirement doesn't mean your broker *has* to. * Brokers are allowed to set "House Rules" that are stricter than FINRA. * Many brokers might keep the $25k minimum for another 6-12 months simply because they don't want to spend the money upgrading their risk engine to calculate intraday margin for $2,000 accounts. **3. The Timeline Reality** * **Feb 23 (Target):** This is just the deadline for the SEC to *approve* the rule change. * **Implementation Period:** Once approved, FINRA usually gives member firms **180 days** to update their systems. **My Prediction:** The rule passes in February, but you won't see the $25k limit actually disappear from your app until **Q3 or Q4 2026.** Great news for the long term, but don't quit your day job on Feb 24th expecting to day trade with $500.
I don’t normally trade options so I’m on IBKR for futures commissions
0.03 average cost? Why is it that cheap?. On IBKR every options contract is around 1K
IBKR is arguably the best broker, unless you value the gamification of stocks that Robinhood has popularized and many other services have copied.
Schwab. I had threatened to take my business to IBKR. :)
How much did you lost on HOOD Should have bought IBKR!
They give you free samples on roofs and near railways when you join IBKR. You have to hatch fetch it yourself though.
Anyone using IBKR and can let me know how to invest in copper?