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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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Are you based in the US? I would love to buy SK Hynix but the available ADRs have extremely poor liquidity. None of the big brokerages allow you to trade Korean stocks directly. The closest thing is IBKR, and I’m not excited about opening up a new brokerage.
Can do algo trading with IBKR and TWS
You’re on the right track thinking about DTE + delta — that’s already more structured than how most people start A few points that might help: 1. About the 40+ DTE / 70 delta idea That framework is usually used for: * Directional trades with a higher probability of finishing ITM * Slower theta decay early on * More stock-like behavior (high delta) The tradeoff is you’re paying more premium, so contract selection really matters (break-even, ROI, downside risk). 2. Tools that can filter by DTE + delta Most brokers *can* do this, but it’s usually clunky: * Thinkorswim – custom option filters (delta, DTE, volume) * Tastytrade – decent filtering, more strategy-oriented * IBKR – very powerful but not beginner friendly These are good for *finding* contracts, but they don’t always help you compare which one actually makes sense for your thesis. 3. Structured workflow that helped me What helped me personally was flipping the process a bit: Instead of starting with the chain and filtering forever, I now: 1. Define my target price 2. Define my timeframe (ex: \~45 DTE) 3. Then compare contracts that fit that idea I’ve been using calculators to do that comparison (ROI, break-even, risk) side by side — much easier than eyeballing chains. I’ve tested OptionHype for this recently and it’s useful for sanity-checking contract choices once you already have a thesis. 4. Beginner advice (important) Since you’re new: * Don’t rely on delta alone — always check break-even * High delta ≠ low risk * Paper trade or size very small until you’re consistent Structure comes from repeatable rules, not just scanners.
If you’re trying to keep it structured (especially as a newer options trader), I’d separate option selection from price context. For the filters themselves (40+ DTE, high delta), most platforms can handle that: • Barchart, Thinkorswim, and IBKR scanners can all filter by DTE, delta, liquidity, etc. • That gets you the contracts that fit your criteria, but it doesn’t really tell you where you’re buying them in the broader price structure. Where I see newer traders get tripped up is buying high-delta options without checking if price is extended or sitting in the middle of a range. Personally, I usually sanity-check structure first (trend, range, key demand/supply) and then look for the option that matches it. I sometimes use something like ChartScanner.ai just to quickly see whether price is trending cleanly or chopping before even opening the options chain. So workflow-wise: 1. Check structure / location on the underlying 2. Confirm trend vs range 3. Then use an options scanner to filter DTE + delta That way the scanner supports your thesis instead of replacing it.
This depends on the broker. Try to do it on IBKR.
You’re not following this conversation very well. I’m the only one that brought those two institutions into the mix. They were a direct response to a question, *you* asked. A question you asked because you called into question my claim that vanguard is not really full-service (which it’s not). My only other point was where Vanguard does overlap with more feature rich providers, they’re more expensive. Fidelity, Schwab, and IBKR are more comprehensive providers…in that order.
I’m in Alaska, US. Seems the $10 a month fee for IBKR pro is worth the 1% savings. Is it easy to subscribe to pro than go back to lite when/if not needed?
Unfortunately I’m not a real estate investor, but if your gonna put your preferred rewards into IBKR or buy preferred shares of a real estate fund the platform will serve your needs. But when I comes to using investment backed loans for a real estate down payment or investment might be too risky due to margin calls
Depends on where you live, but IBKR rates are hard to beat or at a minimum are going to be very competitive.
Fidelity, ETrade, Webull, Schwab, IBKR all will
I Use IBKR so I would recommend the transfer. It’s a more sophisticated platform but it is THE brokerage most people should use right now
Merci pour le retour ! J’aimerai bien changer aussi - suis chez Degiro en ce moment. Pourquoi avoir choisi IBKR ? D’ailleurs il me semble qu’il y a les options maintenant sur Degiro … faut que je vérifie ça haha
Fidelity, Schwab, and IBKR are more comprehensive…in that order.
Many don’t trade, but those who do who I know seem to lean towards IBKR.
TOS = Schwab. IBKR has a very large swatch of self high net worth clients. Fidelity also has a large client base.
5 years ago you'd only hear the same 3-4 names here (and they are still dominating the wallet share of older HNW folks), but the gap between legacy brokers and newer platforms is much smaller than it used to be. A lot of HNW DIY investors are rethinking what they actually need and are increasingly turning toward newer all-in-one players (Public, Robinhood, WeBull) because they offer modern UIs, smoother workflows, and often lower or more transparent fees - plus increasingly robust product access (not just basic stock/ETF investing anymore). IBKR / Fidelity / Schwab are still common, especially for certain cases (global access, specialty products/funds, etc.), but it’s no longer “legacy or bust.”
IBKR. Mainly because margin rates are low, but the platform has some nice features for portfolio trading and trading algos.
Can you share your strategy? I’ve tried options on IBKR once and lost every penny of it!
Si tu veux une interface plu simple avec IBKR, tu peux DL leur app « Global Trader ». C’est les même identifiants que pour ton compte classique et l’interface c’est la version Robinhood de IB, si tu vois ce que je veux dire. L’avantage c’est que tu peux utiliser les 2 apps de manière interchangeable.
Bro, comment tu as fait de telle perf juste avec des call ? oO J'hésite à aller chez IBKR car c'est une galère pour déclarer fiscalement.
Beau resultat ! C’était facile de passer de Degiro à IBKR? J’ai les deux, avec un plus gros portefeuille Degiro qui a selon moi une interface plus claire et lisible mais qui n’a pas les options…
I transferred my positions from an other broker, DEGIRO (I’m French we’re not big finance nerds here) to IBKR 1 year in I think At this point I was up from $81.5K€ to \~120K€. So the all the positions that arrived to IBKR were around this number After that I obliterated my account to a low of 14K€ lmao (I’ll screenshot the closest I can find on the graph) And from these 14K€ I’m here now But again, for some reason check out this screenshot, it doesn’t make any sense https://preview.redd.it/wglif1n1n19g1.jpeg?width=1284&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=eba2771e26c42b144878ad8bebdc64c0ffb74882
Now let’s see the performance all time metric? Lol in IBKR you could literally just deposit an extra million and it would still be reflected in the value percentage even if you were net negative on your returns.
I didn’t start at 5K€, IBKR got it all mixed up, I started at 81.5K€ in 2020
IBKR UK supports Wise transfers. Did you look into that?
Maybe I should do that. Is it possible with IBKR? Probably just need to ensure I have anough liquidity by the time the recurring buy is set
I suggest IBKR, maybe message their support chat and get it put on there.
Not sure how helpful this is. I'm Australian and have used both Superhero and Betashares before (both Australian stock apps) we also have Stake (maybe I'm misremembering that name it sounds like a gamba app) You might need Australian ID for them. BTW have you tried using a Wise bank account ? Transfer from EURO -> AUD -> IBKR APP I'm not sure if it will work just a thought
The convention is SPX for AM settled and SPXW for PM settled - but IBKR may not be following it.
i’m in Canada and can basically touch all international markets with IBKR. I’ve used about 3 or 4 different brokers in the past IBKR is by far the best
No, actually sounds good. Let's see how it goes. I'm a big fan of blockchain tech anyway. Although I must say I already have full access to world markets with my IBKR account as a European citizen. Almost my entire portfolio is American stocks.
I’m 25F and I am about 2.5x levered in my net worth in SPY. I do this through buying VOO shares on margin. The interest rate on my loan is currently 4.6% through IBKR, and I deduct this from capital gains on my tax returns. I don’t hold levered ETFs for the reasons you mentioned, namely vol decay and high expense ratios.
IBKR and nothing else comes close
AI Brief (not double checked); No, you will **not** have to physically take delivery of barrels of oil at a storage facility in Cushing, Oklahoma. Interactive Brokers (**IBKR**) has a strict policy against customers making or taking physical delivery for most commodities, including the CL (Light Sweet Crude Oil) futures contract. IBKR has automatically: * **Liquidated your futures position**: The broker is in the process of, or has already, closed out the resulting long or short futures position on the open market to prevent delivery obligations and cover the margin shortfall. * **Charged your account for losses/fees**: You are responsible for any losses from the spread, the forced liquidation, and potential additional fees. The goal of this policy is to protect retail traders from the logistical and financial burden of dealing with the physical commodity, which involves arranging storage, insurance, and transport. Your total potential financial loss at this moment is approximately **$8,500 per contract**, plus any applicable fees. This is calculated based on the maximum possible loss for a bull put spread. Loss Calculation The maximum potential loss for a bull put spread occurs when the price of the underlying futures contract is at or below the lower strike price at expiration. * **Your Spread:** 57/65.50 bull put spread * **Lower Strike Price:** **$57.00** * **Higher Strike Price:** **$65.50** * **Crude Oil Futures Price (at settlement on December 19, 2025):** Approximately **$56.66** Since the underlying crude oil price is below your lower strike of $57.00, the maximum loss scenario is triggered. **Maximum Loss Formula:** (Difference between strike prices - Net premium received) \* Contract size Assuming you opened the spread for a **net credit**, your maximum loss is the difference between the strikes minus that credit. * **Difference in Strikes:** **$65.50** \- **$57.00** = **$8.50** per barrel. * **Contract Size:** Each CL contract represents **1,000 barrels**. * **Total Loss (before premium and fees):** **$8.50** \* **1,000** = **$8,500** per contract. The actual final loss will be reduced by whatever net premium you originally received when you opened the spread.
Call IBKR and they can walk you through what is going to happen (or already happened). You have bigger balls than me playing with options on oil futures and letting them ride to expiration. This one is probably gonna sting a little.
AMZN, PM, PWR and IBKR Maybe not my top picks, these are just odd the top of my head, but what I’d be looking for are companies with a large moat, sticky customer base, long history, and good free cash flow.
No one mentioned it… Tradier has a friendlier API than IBKR.
IBKR is one of my trading platforms. It has a vol lab tab that answers all your questions in graphical form.
I planned on IBKR API but honestly, as a swing trader, i find their cost and API limits to be silly. Instead I went with a provider for tick data and process everything myself. Its easier for me to find plays, and then time when I want to enter and how much. I can also adjust and process the data on the fly vs having to rely on them.
ORCL up more than 7% today and my calls are still not green. IBKR is fucking rigged bullshit
Your alternative approach and the IBKR+Python approach are the same thing. Your Python code needs to connect to a broker’s API, like IBKR’s, in order to execute trades. And the broker will provide a data feed. The only reasons you would want a 3rd party data feed is if the broker’s feed is too expensive or too slow. For instance, IBKR’s TWS API updated option quotes every 250 milliseconds and has limitations on simultaneous streaming symbols requiring paying more to exceed the limit: https://www.interactivebrokers.com/campus/ibkr-api-page/market-data-subscriptions/#market-data-lines There’s quite a few broker/data feed APIs: IBKR, Lightspeed, TradeStation, Public, Tradier, Tastytrade, etc. I prefer IBKR because they have great order execution personally.
Thanks for your response. IBKR is definitely the most recommended way to automate the strategies. Just a question: Are there any specific issues or lack of feature which you faced with IBKR for which you think you might want to go to another platform or build your own engine/system ?
I have used IBKR for (testing) automation. I am not an engineer but have some basic programming background and was able to pull it off. It's definitely doable
Paper account on IBKR and link that with [Portseido](https://portseido.com) for analytics.
I don';t known about your broker, but in IBKR yout still can excercise options on frobidden ETFs, that's the way many europeans buy us based based etfs here. I ams sure you can do that too. What you can't do is to increase your position later, only decrease it
Commission and spreads really eat into profits on the smaller tickers, at least on IBKR, from what I’ve seen.
I trade them at Schwab and Tasty. Schwab is cheaper. Both execute fills easily and without a lot of slippage. I've never tried Robinhood or IBKR, but they have their fans.
I hadn’t checked my IBKR account for ages and I see that this one is doing nicely. I’m up 18%!
Stop wasting your time and move to IBKR
Hey, I am in same spot as you, IBKR is not allowing to trade options. any luck so far?
I could see the algos reading the news of the BoJ rate announcement and we see a drop in futes at that time. Even though it's already a *fait accompli*. My IBKR account is locked and loaded, ready to make some tendies.
Never looked into IBKR, but WS was cheap and simple to use. While I'm not interested in trading options anymore, I'm interested to know why you prefer that platform.
I am on IBKR. They are rock solid.
its like Robin Hood or IBKR. They get an insignificant percent of daily trading. I cant see volume, but probably 1% of trading hours
why are so many of you using fucking Wealthsimple instead of IBKR for options? don't trade options with WS
Check out [MesoSim](https://docs.mesosim.io), it has an [AI Assistant](https://chatgpt.com/g/g-690516c500b8819191e154543a9a85a7-mesosim-ai-assistant) to help you with strategy development. Once you have a working strategy you can use [MesoLive](https://docs.mesolive.io) to trade the strategies with IBKR, TastyTrade or using the built-in paper trading account. MesoLive has a web based user interface, but trade automation is also possible through MesoLive-API (needs FundPro subscription). To see what the AI agent is capable of check out this [blog post](https://blog.deltaray.io/rhino-options-strategy). The base strategy was created by the agent from presentations of the Rhino Strategy. [https://blog.deltaray.io/rhino-options-strategy](https://blog.deltaray.io/rhino-options-strategy) Full disclosure: I'm the owner of the service.
Fintel and IBKR showing no available shorts, and the shorts interest of 174% on IBKR.
Can anyone with IBKR explain these weird ass candles I'm seeing? Dropping to 678 and then back and having 10x the volume compared to tradingview?
How can i benefit from low oil prices? I have IBKR
Was thinking of going with IBKR maybe i’ll try out questrade
Seriously, is nobody looking at $VMAR?? 0 shares to short lend (IBKR) and a lending rate of 370%.
VMAR is interesting after hours Shorts are trapped. IBKR borrow fee over 350% - maybe another 100% tomorrow
All of those are great company! If you want something a little more stable than HOOD I’d go with IBKR, less gambling on that app
I have received the response from IBKR Client Services，reply is as follows: Minimum Time to Expiration: What is the minimum remaining time until expiration (DTE) required for a long QQQ LEAPS call to be fully recognized as qualified collateral (or a valid "cover") for a short call in a Portfolio Margin account? It is covered as soon as the spread is executed. If IBKR makes an exception for RegT with specific expirations,i want to learn that such an exception does exist and what the expiration limit is. For REG-T accounts, no exception is made.
IBKR 5%, shop around I think robinhood is similar
I have IBKR you can buy SPX calls/puts PM/AH
IBKR has that margin rate on CAD, EUR and some other currencies. JPY and CHF rates are even lower.
Like wtf do you want from me bro, I cant spoon feed you. Im sorry you hate AI so much. Bullet points are below. If you want I can say it like the wendys working person I am "DeManD vS SupPlY = Nuggets is what my momma always said" i can do that for you. Below are the SAME BULLETS I KEEP SAYING if the above isnt enough for you :) 1. **FTD data** \- That's from SEC/FINRA. Market-wide. 527K shares failed to deliver in November across ALL brokers. That's not IBKR-specific. 2. **Short interest (9.44M / 104% of float)** \- That's NASDAQ-reported, not IBKR. 3. **The structural thesis:** None of that depends on IBKR availability. * No S-3 filed (SEC filing) * Zero convertible bonds (10-K) * McCann Class B can't be lent (company charter) **On borrow fee:** It IS increasing. 18 months of data, 52K observations - the fee broke out of an 18-month range TODAY. That's the signal you just described. **On "10x more shares globally":** If locates were easy across all brokers, why did 3.68M shares fail to deliver in October? Why 527K in November? FTDs exist because locates WEREN'T obtained - market-wide.
There is one thing you're missing and that the AI is not telling you. The shares to short that fintel and many others show, is only the data from IBKR. Meaning these are shares available to short **on IBKR**, not on other platforms. E.g. you could have a million shares on Schwab or some other large broker and that would not show up. When larger players are shorting the stock, they don't go to IBKR, they run a locate on a direct to market broker, and there is no issues obtaining locates. That's why the borrow fee is so low, because essentially it means there's most likely 10 times as many shares available globally on the market (if not more). Once there is a real shortage of shares the borrow fee will increase exponentially. This does not mean that it's not possible to squeeze this. The market cap is low, if everyone in this sub would buy a chunk it would squeeze right away, but your heavy leaning into the "shares available on IBKR" data is wrong, and the very low borrow fee confirms that. Don't reply with AI generated spam, I will just block you.
If you have IBKR, you can buy SPX call options after the market closes. I just want to tell you that you can lose money outside of trading hours like me
I trade US options through IBKR. Fees are low, execution is reliable, and it’s available to Australians without limitations once you’re approved for options. The interface isn’t the simplest at first, but it’s very solid as you learn. For clarity and tracking setups, I pair it with Tradevision, which makes options flow and market context much easier to follow as a beginner.
700% short interest to borrow, 0 available shares on IBKR, just dipped
I knew about not being allowed to trade us etf because they ask you for a kid but are not allowed to trade options on a stock it's a first to me do you have access to IBKR?
Only 1 metric matters with options and that Margin interest IBKR only 5.5%. Etrade 12.5% 😳. Also etrade has the worst fills the worst spread and the worst app. Why is etrade still in buisiness when they treat there clients like suckers and their model is sucking the highest profit per transaction from retail, gross 🤢 Fidelity Margin rates at 9.5% Robinhood is competitive on margin interest rates their app is great but Robinhood scams retail on the backend a trade you should of made 2x Robinhood instead liquidated you for safety compliance for that Robinhood is the worst. Robinhood is great till they scam you than their not. IBKR wins and its not even close they are the best at everything.
Do you use moomoo to track the market and IBKR to place trades?
Thanks, I’ll take a closer look. That said, IBKR’s interface really feels a bit too complex for me. The reason I’m asking about this platform is because it looks much simpler and offers some automated strategies to choose from, but I’m not sure whether the fees and the actual experience are really worth it.
Your thesis is wrong - the sales available short is only concerning the ones on IBKR. However, you are handling it as if it would be all shares that are available to borrow, which is simply not true. Almost any stock that shows 0 on IBKR, I can run a locate on a direct market broker and borrow. The fact that it's zero at IBKR doesn't mean it's zero at e.g Schwab or any other broker. In this case we see 600k - for it to be the total IBKR would have to have 100% market share, but the reality is at best 1/10th that. Even though your thesis is completely wrong, since this stock has massive short interest (30%+) and a very small market cap, then it's easy enough to just force enough buying by pushing it on socials to execute a short squeeze. The company itself is a dog though, and it will go bankrupt. The price/sales is 0.2x at the moment, the debt to equity ratio is a whopping 120% and their cash flow is heavily negative. That's why it's shorted so much. BYND was exactly the same case, but at some point the shorts get too greedy, and then it's possible to squeeze those who get margin called.
Les brokers français sont très compliance. Mais si tu prends un compte chez IBKR, tu as plus de choix... mais c'est un compte à l'étranger.
I think there's some chance of a reversal of the rate cuts on the US side, from a spike in inflation, which would make the carry trade better. Direct shorting of government bonds, in the same way you short stocks, would be one way but my brokerage doesn't offer it. Google says IBKR offers it but requires a high minimum position. The individual investor is more likely to short a treasury futures contract. You'd basically be selling the treasury bond at the futures price, 'locking it in', you get credited the proceeds, which you invest elsewhere. Then you close it out by buying it back, just like short stock or options positions.
No europoors brokerage like IBKR?
Please show your track record from a 5, 10, 15, 20 year window. My algo (tws api over IBKR) did 27.3% for 12 years. So it's possible. But you will never have this when trading manually. You can't beat algos in the long run.
there are several problems 1. the paper sampled uses the sample of Chinese brokerage account, and anyone knows Chinese market (or just look at SZSE, SSE) knows Chinese stock market is brutal last decade, and prone to manipulation in the past, if not in present. 2. It only included margin loan, and investor who are willing to take on margin loan tends to be what Chinese called "goucai", or "dumb ones with money for harvesting", betting on often overvalued, small cap security, and over trades (stated on the paper) that ultimately hurt your return. There is a very large difference between day trading on margin, and buy and holding SSO 3. Admittedly leveragef etf has a high fee, but 60 bps fee on capital for 1 times leverage. are not unreasonable compared to typical spread charged by margin loan, especially at small sums (e.g. IBKR charges 1.5% spread).
I agree with the OP and disagree it looks like with everyone else. It's just a little more re-assuring for me to see the total cost instead of me having to multiply by 100. Not sure if IBKR is typical on how other brokers work or what, but at Schwab in their Web online screen, Desktop ThinkOrSwim app and the phone app they all clearly show what the cost/credit will be with the estimated fees. I am curious if the other brokers also don't show the total cost/credit will be. Is Schwab in the minority or is IBKR in the minority.
Screenshots are from IBKR TWS. Found it in TradingView too. Basically, google this like "ORCL bonds tradingview" and it shows up on the first line. [https://www.tradingview.com/symbols/FINRA-ORCL6186140/](https://www.tradingview.com/symbols/FINRA-ORCL6186140/) https://preview.redd.it/cow2el0xyu6g1.png?width=3232&format=png&auto=webp&s=e1c3411dfbd464fd012fa75823c90a61f3960068
Options trading isn’t automatically enabled on any brokerage app. It’s something you have to specifically apply for, and attest to the fact that you are an experienced investor who understands how they work. On IBKR you would’ve had to fill out an application and sign off on the fact that you understand the products you’re applying for. You also would’ve been provided with various options risk disclosures, exercise notices, and exchange rules that describe all of the products you’re applying for and would’ve signed that you’d read and understood them.
i don't intend to play with it, I was learning out of curiosity, and it was just baffling to me that an app like IBKR, which sends you plenty of warnings for every operation, floods your UI with information, advice, AI agent etc.. doesn't show a basic information like this, it is mentioned no where
IBKR do options in UK
IBKR down, can't buy, sorry bears.
can't find MRMD in IBKR app
Robinhood has excellent margins compared to IBKR and other brokers. As they expand outside US, I expect such news to affect HOOD less.
IBKR just asked me if I wanted to exercise my META options when I am $100 OTM so I can receive $0.52 of dividend 🤣.
im with IBKR and you can 100% not trade options afterhours, you can exercise post market but not trade them