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Are people still getting good fills with TOS after they sold to Schwab?
Created a TOS script for Auto support and resitance for options. I cant live without it for odte.
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I think TOS has the ability to do conditional orders, which is exactly what you want. A conditional order triggers when the price of something else, like an index or stock, meets your limit.
Could someone please help? My issue is that I only know how to close my options via a market order, while I'm watching the regular stock chart through TA. If I want to sell when QQQ reaches 741$, the only way I know how to do that is watch the regular chart. When I see it hit 741$, I switch back to my broker and do a market order. I know how to do a sell limit order on the option candlestick chart, but I can't gauge where 741$ is, when the option just shows a contract price of 2.3$. I have both TOS and RH to execute trades and use Tradingview for my charting. Is there a way to do a sell order when QQQ reaches a certain price? Thanks!
TOS is frozen wtf. Schwab ruins everthing
Anyone notice micro futures not updating on TOS?
Nope, completely manually. I use Etrade desktop portal and IHub for data. I also keep an eye on ES! on TOS, and of course some other people. 09:45-12 seems to be the most guaranteed period, with the last hour of the day being 50/50. If I'm profitable earlier in the day, I'll usually be able to find an easy hit around 15:00-15:30. IF I find that, I'll then take up to 50% of the day for a shot at a huge zero close move, or rifle something 8-11 OTM for the next day, w the intent of selling before 09:45. I lost sight of this for a variety of reasons this year and did other things, falling into big puts, and I'm not profitable. What we got...68 trade days left, and three are halfsies. Something like that.
I use TOS futures trader and watch bz zt zn zb es nq ym vx qm and gd. And right now yields are too high and everything looks still and strange. Oil is down, indexes are down, kospi is down, Japan is trying but it's just all bad
how can anyone not, all my browser windows are 80% width to the left, with TOS in the background so the right 20% is the current price action 🤣
@FirstHotel &@Geno Thanks very much for the reply. I am doing this to learn and maybe teach my kids, even just the basics. I grew up poor so I don't trust gambling, and just save as best I can, but it's a struggle. Anyways, only interested in CCs. TOS from Schwab said that for covered calls, you don't do PUT, just CALL CALL - BUY (you've the right) - SELL (obligation) PUT - BUY (you've the right) - SELL (obligation) When ASK (Buy) pay the fee When BID (Sell) collect the fee Do STOP order to close options early, to minimize the loss/risk. 100 shares is the minimum to sell/buy I just tried the paper trade, hopefully, set it up correctly, just have to figure out how to set the STOP order, at the same time. Thanks again for the reply and sharing your knowledge. Please let me know if my understanding is correct and other tips/tricks I can use. Praying for your healing and health. God Bless!
Wonder why it’s free? The catch will be alien lizard king owns your soul in TOS
download TOS specially to watch futures that's what I did
Looking at some old screenshots and realizing how much I miss the TD Ameritrade app. TOS is good but Schwab is ass. TD was elite, best interface there was and they took it from us.
Stop using Schwab!! I had the same issues with contingent orders when they transitioned away from SSE. TOS contingent orders were delayed by about 20seconds from when it was triggered and execution time.
I have roughly $100k available to invest with a 5–10+ year time horizon. I don't expect to need the money during that period. I've spent a fair amount of time learning about the markets and have been experimenting with TOS, but the more I study individual stocks and entry points, the more I realize how much of an educated guess active trading ultimately involves. I'm currently considering three general approaches: 1. A diversified, mostly hands-off portfolio 2. Managing the money myself and selectively investing/trading 3. Using a financial advisor/managed account For those who have experience with a similar amount of capital and time horizon, what approach has worked best for you, and what factors ultimately influenced your decision? I'm particularly interested in hearing from people who have actually managed a six-figure portfolio through multiple market cycles. What would you do differently if you were starting with $100k today?
I wasted a year on TOS IT IS HARD TO LEARN ESP if you have add! Way too many things to learn! Someone needs to come up with some form of structured learning in some order this is serious sheeit
Germany already had a functional low-fee card network called giropay and cross-border SEPA payments before visa/mastercard got really popular here (especially debit). But even if the fees are higher for the merchants, they're usually stuck with accepting the credit cards and consumers + bank like using them. The lock-in goes something like this: - merchants want to he able to accept payments from international customers (or whoever only has that card with him instead of cash/giro/sepa). - payment providers TOS enforce that the merchant can't charge more when using the card. - banks make more money issueing visa/mc debit cards that girocards, so they stop offering free girocards. - customers get rewards for using the debit card, so they have an incentive to use it over other means of payment. This feedback loop doesn't get broken up easily, especially with more young people getting used to paying with their phone or watch only. It would be up to the merchants stopping to accept visa/mc in order to break this. I doubt anyone wants to be the first here + risk losing market share to competitors. Perhaps Aldi.
TOS-1A "Solntsepek" is a reason to be a ber. Capable of leveling all of broadway in a single salvo, it outperforms HIMARS by a country mile and anyone within 5 miles of the explosion radius goes permantly deaf upon impact. Just one rocket from this machine that carries about 60 of them, would shatter every window in manhattan. And unlike himars which is basically a rocket truck, the TOS has superior armor to an abrams battle tank. Once its in range (which is about 40 miles) you are fucked.
TOS not working I can’t sell my contract
Yeah? [https://openai.com/policies/row-terms-of-use/](https://openai.com/policies/row-terms-of-use/) >When you use our Services you understand and agree: >Output may not always be accurate. You should not rely on Output from our Services as a sole source of truth or factual information, or as a substitute for professional advice. >You must evaluate Output for accuracy and appropriateness for your use case, including using human review as appropriate, before using or sharing Output from the Services. >You must not use any Output relating to a person for any purpose that could have a legal or material impact on that person, such as making credit, educational, employment, housing, insurance, legal, medical, or other important decisions about them. >Our Services may provide incomplete, incorrect, or offensive Output that does not represent OpenAI’s views. If Output references any third party products or services, it doesn’t mean the third party endorses or is affiliated with OpenAI. Remove these from the TOS first.
SPCE, got stuck holding the bag because I went to sell and the PDT warning signed me out of think or swim and I was unable to sell when I wanted to. I had the 25k in the account but Schwab still decided to Schwab me by locking my TOS account for just a minute long enough to fuck me. Quadrupled the holdings to average down and still been writing covered calls and have made the money back in premiums.
TOS- Forbidden during overnight Robinhood?- Not a serious broker, lol. Still doubt they let you borrow shares overnight. I don't have an insatiable urge to just short anything, lol...
Yeah, I crashed my small Webull account but you can rebuild too So far I went from $100 to $1500 in about 2 months My main account uses TOS, webull is just where I test my latest theories https://preview.redd.it/5cw1h8onsenh1.png?width=720&format=png&auto=webp&s=65089f40360251acd10324ff3ed8e1686b98ba65
I totally get what you’re saying. On the TOS summary page, it might say something like 22 filled, 30 cancelled. The 22 filled orders generated 22 opening orders and the 30 canceled also generated 30 opening orders but it was either canceled by the trader or expired with getting filled. So the total orders for that day would be 52. This is how I’m understanding it. Is this correct?
i shut down TOS, i can't look at my life anymore
As shown in the comments I linked, at least one person is adamant that the cancel *action* increases the count. Obviously, he's confused. WRT Schwab, I wasn't talking about TOS; both it and the Web site show all orders by default. An overly-helpful display like TT's seems like it does users a disservice, if they have to jump through hoops to get the entire picture.
Schwab has the best platform with TOS to give this order count information. You can see the total order count, then it’s broken down by numbers of filled, canceled, etc. Not all brokers have it this way. If I want to look at my total order count on let’s say tastytrade, I must selected filled, canceled, and other (rejected, expired) to show the total number of orders submitted over a 30 day period. There is not an actual order count of tickets submitted like TOS provides. This is where the confusion comes from when people say canceled orders don’t contribute and others say canceled orders do count. In order to properly calculate your order count history, canceled orders must be included. They are not saying canceled orders contribute to an additional order, the canceled order is the result of the order ticket that is being calculated in a 30 day history.
fuck yeah thank you - super clutch! TOS app is overwhelming
anyone uses thinkorswim and other brokers? Can u tell me why TOS says AAPL -0.04% but yahoo says -0.08%
How can you get here on TOS app w/o having the actual trade? I just tried but only could get here by doing a paper trade to see this
Meta’s entire business is data. Each user’s actions create data, which’s gets sold at auction (cost per click). This is proxy selling. Meta isn’t about connections. It’s about harvesting data to monetize (sell). Meta also isn’t trustworthy.. In the TOS, you give them “broad permission” which is defined as “a non-exclusive royalty free worldwide license to use, display and distribute your content.” Meta collects your actions (data) and content to monetize (sell). As I stated before. Using Ai instead of people is a mistake. It allows fake headlines, toxic politics, unverified rumors and hate speech to flourish unchecked, (circulating trash), which decreases activity/data. With all the garbage content, they lose traffic/data, then can’t sell ads, and their platform becomes worthless. Thats already happening. Ai as a control will literally destroy what’s left of Meta’s already tarnished reputation. Meta harvests data and monetizes/sells it. Thats what they do.
Almost $1m in SEP IRA and $2.4 in taxable He’ll see what it’s like when he has to try and close when they’re rapidly moving against him; RH are dogshit for fills compared to TOS or IBKR. This is what poors do, try and save pennies on index fees
I just laid out how to use TOS with the Schwab developer API here: [https://www.reddit.com/r/options/s/0mKwilmtiJ](https://www.reddit.com/r/options/s/0mKwilmtiJ)
Yeah noticed that. searching on TOS only gets the old warrants from the old SPAC
Notice everyone else is actually answering and sharing insightful tips. Watchlists, hotkeys, TOS layouts. That's what I asked for.
I don't own DICKS but I'm keeping the chart open on thinkorswim so when I forget and reopen TOS I panic only to realize my life is actually really good right now.
How do you like it? I am going to switch from TOS mobile.
fucking TOS bid/ask system is all fucked up
What platform are you on? If you have a strictly paper account its possible the data you're seeing for spreads is severely delayed (15-20 mins). If you're placing limit orders based on this data you will not get filled. This happened to me when I tried paper trading on TOS.
If you have Schwab, do this immediately. SIGN UP FOR THE FREE SCHWAB DEVELOPER API. This will give you a free real time API that you’ll plug into your favorite AI bot and you’ll have real time quotes and option chains, etc. Throw in Thinkorswim and anyone who says: derp derp Fidelity is not a serious investor. I was on Fidelity. I am on Schwab. Don’t leave Schwab if you’ve got TOS + API.
”0DTE, earnings plays or just WSB stupidity” That pretty much explains it. I suggested looking at some safer strategies. Start with the wheel on a stock you like or if you like things like SPX (which ai trade almost exclusively) some simple spreads. There’s more to this market than just buying calls and puts. Stop trading 0DTE, at least for now. Until you really understand this market you’re just gambling and getting casino results. Look at some positive theta trades and let time work for you rather than against you. Time can also help survive some bigger moves. Trade small. If you’re losing big, it’s likely because you are trading too large for your skill set. At this point, don’t focus on how much money you can make, rather focus on managing your risk properly and not taking dumb losses. We’ve all done it at some point, but you’ll never be profitable over any significant period of time until you learn risk management. And the first risk management tool that any trader already has (even one placing trade #1) is size. Put on defined risk trades and keep them small. Until you understand the risks of this market and feel comfortable managing them, you have no business putting on trades where you lose 4 figures. This is especially true of you are trying to play earnings. Earnings are pretty much a guess. You really need to understand the Greeks, and the most difficult for new traders to grasp, IMO, is implied volatility. If you don’t really understand not only what it is but how it affects the prices of your contracts, you will struggle…a lot. I’m not sure about paper trading systems in Canada. I’m in the US and I used TOS back in the day, but you can track things yourself if needed. Here’s my take on paper trading, at least for beginners. It’s mostly about learning the trading platform and watching how the underlying affects your trade. But it can’t teach you the biggest lesson you’ll need…managing your emotions. Your brain knows that it’s not real money and so you’ll likely justify taking bigger risks than you should because it doesn’t feel real. And you very well may win some of those and that can make you feel more confident than you should. And there is a big mental/emotional component to this business…it’s a risk management business. Risk goes hand in hand with fear and adrenaline. Finally, understand that this is a long journey. It will likely take several years before you are consistently profitable. If you don’t have the patience, personality, or genuine interest in this market, it’s not for you. And that’s not a knock on you or anyone. This business isn’t for everyone just like any other craft isn’t for everyone. Everyone can’t be good at everything. I’ve been doing this for many years and while I’m consistently profitable, I’m still a student of this market. The vast majority of retail traders lose money. This is the norm. To not do that, you have to beat those odds. I’m not saying this to discourage you, if you really want to pursue this, by all means, do so. But you should know that it‘s not easy and you aren’t going to watch a few videos and be good at it just like you can’t watch videos on how to play the trumpet and expect to pick one up and sound good. I sincerely hope this helps.
what do you trade on to do options premarket? Schwab / TOS rarely ever actually gets an options order after market or pre...
TOS is the worst platform ever charts not updating on time
Yeah Schwab TOS is great, I used them when they were still part of TD.
TOS But options aren’t tradeable outside of market hours
TOS/Schwab gets way better fills than IBKR by far. I use both. IBKR is frustratingly slow fills
Good to know. Sounds like Schwab changed more around the edges than with the actual TOS execution, which is probably the best case outcome
it's pretty much the same fill quality as before, at least for me. the merger didn't change much on the execution side, TOS still routes orders the same way only thing that got a bit worse is the customer support, sometimes you wait longer now but for fills i didn't notice a difference if you liked it back then you'll probably still like it now, especially for spreads with wide bid-ask
Consider the whole package too...Schwab's TOS is the best thing ever. You can set up so many insane scans, charts, and custom bits. When TD sold, I evaluated a few brokers like IBKR...I recall some cool features in their system and some UI differences, but TOS is a monster. That combined with OptionStrat for fast visuals is my world.
I can't say whether the fills are better or worse since Schwab took over. But for sure TOS has turned much more problematic since Schwab took over. Many times when just having TOS running in the background and I click on the TOS window it just sort of hangs (I think usually displaying Delayed Data) and then a small window will appear with some message of some sort and I have to click on Continue and usually it starts running normal again. Other times I will have to kill TOS from Task Manager and then restart TOS and re-login etc. I've gotten used to it and it's not a huge deal (just annoying I would describe it), but from day 1 of being transitioned to Schwab it was definitely more problematic than before.
No complaints here. I trade spreads on TOS through Schwab regularly and fills have been solid. I’ve used Robinhood and Fidelity too, and Schwab/TOS has felt more consistent to me, although that’s purely anecdotal
No complaints here. I trade spreads on TOS through Schwab regularly and fills have been solid. I’ve used Robinhood and Fidelity too, and Schwab/TOS has felt more consistent to me, although that’s purely anecdotal
Ok but warning labels and ad bans did work on cigarettes. Smoke fell significantly in America. Nobody expected it to hit zero. It’s about whether a law or regulation reduces harm, not completely eliminates and by that standard tobacco regulations were one of the biggest public health wins of the last century. I dont agree on the no chemical injection distinction either. Gambling addiction is a real recognized clinical disorder and slot machines don’t inject anything into the human body. They still prey on human nature, which is why slot machines and infinite feeds are built the same way. It’s an intentional design feature. I haven’t once made the case for TOS. That’s all you lol. I want design accountability and I think your last paragraph concedes the point. You’re saying a less addictive product would hurt Meta’s revenue, which admits that addictiveness is the business model. Again if an industry says it can’t survive without the harmful part, that’s historically been the reason to regulate it
My arguments have always been both the regulation won't do anything because it goes against what the service provider's and the users' incentives. There are problems with the examples you're using because: 1. Cars are not entertainment. You buy it because it's more or a tool for commuting and a necessity. People weren't really addicted to driving cars to begin with because that's not what motivated them to make a purchase. They don't want to sit in a car for 10 hours a day if they can help it. 2. Cigarettes sell due to its addictive nature, so the warning label doesn't do anything. It doesn't stop smokers from buying cigarettes otherwise there'd be no smoker left in the country. This is why I keep circling back to forcing META to slap on a TOS won't achieve anything. Social media, YouTube, and video games in general falls into the entertainment category, hence they require user engagement. Long hours of engagement is what makes them successful. But the people that are on social media all day aren't drawn to it the way smokers are drawn to nicotine. Meta or YouTube isn't injecting any chemical into your body to keep you hooked to their products. People can stop without suffering withdrawal. They just choose to doomscroll because there's nothing better to do in their lives. But if people are happy with META slapping on an equivalent of a warning label on cigarettes, it won't really change anything so it's a waste of time. If they want to force META to make fundamental changes to make the platform less engaging, then it kills their topline, which is bad news for all entertainment businesses across the country.
I'm sure you wouldn't mind. But what these people are demanding kills successful businesses and creates an environment that completely goes against human nature (forcing businesses to make unsuccessful products and expecting users to enjoy a product that's unenjoyable while expecting those companies to go out of business.) Neither the users nor the companies making these successful products want that. The people that are demanding something like this don't understand the consequences of making companies less competitive because they don't understand incentives are what drive everything in this world. This is kind of like the British Parliament passing the age verification law for porn sites a while ago. They're essentially saying, "We've looked at what you doing and decided it's bad for you." And what followed wasn't a reduction of porn consumption within the country, but a 1400% increase in VPN downloads to bypass that restriction. I don't think this META lawsuit goes beyond a fine and slapping on a TOS on signup telling you the platform is bad and addicting. People are just going to click on "accept" without reading it.
ah TOS you pos scooped up some 7695p for .75 in very last min tried to sell at $3, $4, $5, $7, $8 shit wont fill for any cuz hur dur your limit is way below current trading price. wont even fill for mid. anyways closed w/o selling so cash settling... but damn shit was a 10 bagger
guys if u use TOS platform papermoney, it's fucked. I bought 100 SOXS strike 43 and it immediately showed me $2750 profit. But when I sold, lost $2750. THe platform is broken
TOS is your example, not mine. I brought up labeling as one illustration of how food gets regulated for adults. That wasn’t a one for one comparison with how exactly we should handle social media. These meta lawsuits are about knowingly designing a product that harmed minors and sitting on the internal research showing it. People want design accountability. Regulate the algorithms designed to manipulate people and stoke outrage because right now social media is the illusion of free speech. The public opinion polling alone should be something investors think about. It’s a risk that is starting to become real
Such a chud take. Meta has been in business for 20 years and you focus just on charges from the last 2 years to support your narrative and ignore the other 18 years of doing seedy shit. They have had so many indictments, I know it's hard to keep up with them all. And actually you are right, doing unlawful things their users did not consent to in their TOS actually kicks ass. Please let our corporate overlords continue their pillaging so we have 0 rights and they can exploit us all even more!
So all we have to do is put up a TOS that no one reads when people log into their account for the first time like most online games do? I don't see how that solves addiction but if a slap on the wrist can give the public the perception of a win against greedy corporations, be my guest. I'm going to be loading up on META if it's getting sold off for something this dumb.
Yes, Schwab and you have access to the TOS platform
Yeah it was fucking insane and really fucking annoying as a kid trying to learn. It was 2019 so maybe it's better nowadays but I doubt it. The second I got more knowledgeable, I switched to TOS in 2020.
Guys I just really figured out how to purchase stock overnight instead of waiting market hours. On TOS. I’ve missed out on so much money not using this option..
meh guess ill get some 7800p cash settled for... $1.01 a piece gains are gains but was hoping it stayed below 7797 TOS sucks balls lately cant fill for shit. was trying to exit for $2+
Then Jones has to be the worst. Merrill customer service was hot dogshit too. I’ve got money stuck on there for years now that I can’t get off. No one will help me. They closed my account arbitrarily after I stopped banking with BoA and won’t say why (“it’s in the TOS”) and there’s no cash sweep so it’s just sitting there not earning interest even. Fuck Merrill.
It came up on TOS twice that they’re planning on ipo in the next couple months. However, trading news is potentially always garbage.
Whatever TOS says. Seems delayed though on KTOS. I bought a call for 64 when it was 52 and tried to sell when it was 60. It wouldn’t then it kept dropping and I kept following it. Did like 5 cancel and replace orders.
That stock has ruined my year in my TOS account. It's amazing how I get the direction wrong nearly 100% of the time when trading it.
TOS down for anyone?
Is TOS desktop not working, WTF
I have the SPY underlying and two strikes out of the money call and put with volatility bands and an oscillator on the underlying on a 1 min chart set up. I detect impending moves pretty well by seeing how spy behaves between the volatility bands and paying attention to divergences which may indicate impending reversal but SPY moves fast, it can move through several strikes in a minute but if I buy (because I am always long either a call or put) with a limit order I may miss the best trades so most of the time I buy at the market but never chase it. Once in the trade I have to watch closely and get out if it does not feel right because stops are a killer, besides at TOS and specially at Tasty the fills don't come back fast enough so in critical moments I don't even know what is my position. With my setup I am pretty god at the turns but updating which strikes to use frequently is hard. I have even thought of buying only calls or puts which would result in fewer opportunities. So for me trade entry and position management rather than calling the move is more difficult. They are several opportunities every day so if I loose more of the premium on one trade than I would like I just take it as the cost of trading freely.
I use Schwab/TOS. What app do you use for the tingly balls indicator...can't find it anywhere.
Oh man the TOS stating "We ban the person, not the account." really is gonna be scrapped soon. As US account growth has started to plummet.
You might have to pay to get access to any historical data, and it's clunky for me to open up another platform and navigate. I find TOS clunky in general. I'm trying out [optioncharts.io](http://optioncharts.io) which is $35 for intraday data, historical and several other features. I primarily do 0DTE and weeklies so we'll see how it works out.
Check out Tastytrade for real-time live execution charting or OptionStrat for quick visual spread and premium tracking. Since TradingView lacks native OPRA options charting and you're locked out of TOS, those two are the easiest drop-in replacements
Im talking about 7/30. Does 730 spx work? Yesterday night around 2 AM my time it did not. And im not new to this and frequently look at option value on TOS.
I assume you've never been part of a subreddit that has no moderators. Bad things can happen. Sociopaths and other deranged/asshole people exist, if they aren't dealt with and a few clump together on the same subreddit, you can end up with a small community (and sometimes only community on the internet) about your favorite hobby that suddenly centers around doing bad things to others, constant sockpuppeting for products, trolling, ragebaiting, non stop mentally ill posts and on and on. There's basically a long list of nasty/shitty/stupid stuff people can write that isn't against the reddit TOS, so admins can't step in. Then you just take over the unmoderated sub (which is easy to do), you boot the assholes and tadaa! You again have small community of wholesome people that love the same thing you do. You just have to spend a few minutes a day to keep it that way. Generally, once it's a well kept community, the bad guys notice and you barely have any work.
I'm interested in this as well. TOS has it but it quickly becomes unavailable. For example trying to look up 7/30 options on 7/31 it just gives me the spinning wheel. Does it all the time.
Use a conditional order to sell to close at the market at 2:55 pm CT. For example, set up the condition to submit the market order as follows with TOS: https://preview.redd.it/rpldyp8nnogh1.png?width=608&format=png&auto=webp&s=429c1c3c001aa15ba6277edb5e15e97e9b3b04bd
Aesthetic lol it’s still basic Consumerism they like the UI it’s easy to use etc. TOS will always be king for me
How much is TOS charging you for those trades?
This is free with TOS from Schwab. I use it in conjunction with Falling Wedge Patterns primed for a breaup or breakdown . Posted on this and sharing here. It is also used in Swing trading as one of the 5 essential criteria when planning swing trades. [https://www.reddit.com/r/Daytrading/comments/1tncu3l/how\_i\_use\_bollinger\_bands\_keltner\_channels\_and/](https://www.reddit.com/r/Daytrading/comments/1tncu3l/how_i_use_bollinger_bands_keltner_channels_and/)
I say this as someone who - years ago, made a mistake investing in Fundrise... Naive "What's the best way to diversify into real estate?" on my part -- and all the pretty pictures are confidant blurbs sealed the deal. First, the expense ratio is ridiculously high. Again, I was naive -- I very much (thought) I understood and watched expense ratios but figured the high expense ratio was just the price of admission to a closed/private fund (yes and no, really). Second, read the TOS -- again, silly naive me -- I failed to grasp the lockdown exceptions. Again, thought it was just a natural part of a private fund (again, yes and no!) "Fortunately" - I only gave it 2 years and was able to exit and just realize a fairly small loss (i.e., silver lining - taking the loss on taxes). I don't mean to trash them, but I'm just saying... Today me would go back \~5 years and say "No, bad idea." I've since gone REIT --- I like O/Realty Income quite a bit. I've also nibbled into some broader "REIT ETFs" (Fidelity's FREL, for example) and also some niche REITs (STAG, though I don't know I'd recommend that one).
is anybody elses TOS being slow af right now? MM are juicing behind the scenes
Around noon, I bought some 0dte QQQ puts and started drinking. I feel asleep watching the speech Q&A - I got startled awake to TOS dinging like fking crazy, as each price floor was taken out. lol. Not a bad way to be woken up.
I will have to see if using the 5:00 level for /ES makes more sense and yields something more accurate. I will also see if TOS uses 4:15 instead of 4:00 or 5:00. For some reason my “after hours” gray area in TOS starts at 4:15 with /ES, not at 4:00. 🤔
TOS shows realtime GTH qoutes, no? It may not let you trade till regular hours though
Interesting , I’m on TOS. How do you set your scanners up?