IBKR
Interactive Brokers Group Inc - Class A
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5$ in Deutschland with IBKR

I have 5 left to Drs. IBKR be losing those soon too.
Apes strong!

I'm a developer at financial advising firm and we want to develop an application using Interactive Brokers API for our clients. In order to use the API, we have we have to request a ticket via IBKR client portal supper centre. And i have a few questions about the information they want in the request.
First, confirmation that the app will be developed in-house. I am a developer at the firm and i will be building the app myself, but how do i confirm that? What kind of documents do they need?
Second, list of accounts that will be used. We have a list of clients that want to use our services now, so it shouldn't be a problem for. now. But we are hoping to attract more clients as we launch, so how do we update it with IB? Do we have to let the support centre know every time we have a new client?
Lastly, for anyone who already went through this process, could you let me know what kind of additional documents they have requested just so we have them ready when we start the process.

Stupid IBKR, they liquidated all my positions even though I was able to cover with my put.. they didn't exercise my put and force all my liquidation.. good thing I didn't keep too much in this account

This doesn't include additional costs for selling and so on like:
Withdrawal fees: For USD withdrawals, IBKR charges $0.25 per ACH transaction and $1 per check. For CAD withdrawals, IBKR charges $1.50 per EFT transaction and $4 per check.

Selling fees: IBKR charges a commission for selling stocks and ETFs. For example, for US stocks and ETFs, IBKR charges $0.005 per share, with a minimum of $1 per trade.

Wire transfer fees: IBKR charges a fee for outgoing wire transfers. For USD transfers, the fee is $10 for domestic transfers and $35 for international transfers. For CAD transfers, the fee is CAD 10 for domestic transfers and CAD 50 for international transfers.

IBKR Account Closure Notice

Any cash balance you have, you enter on the "Bank- en spaarrekeningen" page as bank account. You fill in the total **EUR-equivalent** of all currencies (including EUR, USD e.d.)
When asked for the IBAN / Account number you enter the IBKR-account number (Starting with U). The Country is the Country where your IBKR account is "hosted" (Most likely Ireland or Hungary for EU residents).
The EUR-equivalent of your actual investments are entered under "Beleggingen". Following the same logic.
Dividends are also entered on the "Beleggingen" page. If you have had any foreign dividends (e.g. not from the Netherlands), there's a Tax Form on the IBKR-website that helps you to fill this part in.
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If you have a negative cash balance (e.g. you trade on margin), you enter these as a negative amount on "Bank- en spaarekeningen". Belastingdienst will automatically convert this to a loan in the final step.

I wouldn't worry about it. I also use IBKR and it always isn't the payout date.
I would ask if it was over a week though.

I was a late drs'er... I saw a post that said to get up and startdoi g it now.. That was exactly what I did... I'm with ibkr and it's easy af.. I don't know my way around a computer or big words.. If I can send a few over anyone can..
IF UR A UK APE IBKR IS EASY AS HELL TO START AND U CAN JUST SEND A FEW OFF TO START WITH.

Je nach Account(inhaber) scheint IBKR etwas tricky zu sein.
Wenn ich
Geld zu IBKR jage, ist dieses sofort handelsfähig.
Mit etwas Glück kann ich sogar Stöcke sofort nach Kauf DRSen.
Es gab genug Meldungen, dass Geld auch erst 2 Tage settlen muss (bevor DRS´t wird).
Wenn dann i-was i-wo klemmt beim Geld, führt IBKR eine Order aus (egal welche, auch DRS ist eine Order), liquidiert dann allerding vorhandene Werte, bis Cash gedeckt ist.
Ist mit auch schon passiert. GME rüber geschoben und da ich nachgekauft hatte, war nach erfolgreichem DRS (erst dann wird die Gebühr abgezogen) zu wenig Cash auf dem Konto.
Da rief dann auch sofort Margarine an, worauf Stöcker gut eingefettet aus dem Depot flutschten.

Giveashare.com und dann von der DKB oder dem SBroker auf das CS Konto übertragen wäre die Alternative. Ist wesentlich langsamer und teurer als der Weg über IBKR.
Ich spreche aus Erfahrung, weil ich mein Konto über IBKR habe anlegen lassen, die Kinder-Depots über Giveashare.

Isn't the entire value of an out of the money option extrinsic? By definition, that is what makes it 'out' of the money right?
Assuming my above understanding is right, the Time Value of all OTM call options have to be 100% of option value.. But IBKR shows Time Value percentage much less than 100% as the option strike goes more and more out of the money.. why?
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Can someone please help me understand why?

Bei IBKR oder innerhalb TR?

Poof, 2.345M new shortable shares just appeared at IBKR. You are on something here.

As i predicted last week during the highvolume days... they have created millions of more shares out of thin air, those shares are now setteling into accounts at brokers and become available for lending.
Lo and behold, 2.3mil shares available at IBKR as of this moment. It'll probably go up as well or stay as high asit is for the forseeable future.

Can I use IBKR to convert CAD to USD as a side benefit for their low fees if I'm already investing on a sizeable amount on their platform, or will they complain about that?

IBKR cares about money going out, not money coming in.

I'd expect it depends on many factors like:
* What country your IB account is based out of
* The payment method (paycheques are not usually sent through bill pay)
* The payor (Nebraska 17534 Inc looks a lot more suspicious than Microsoft Inc)
* Whether the source of payment is stable (full time employee vs many short contracts at different companies)
* How much money is kept with IB rather than transfered out
* Whether you contact support at any point for transfer issues or get flagged for another reason (I've seen them start questioning old transactions if you do)
* How long you've been doing it for (this one is harder because their anti-money laundering rules are much stricter now so might be hard to build up that history in the first place)
OP is free to try but should be aware of the potential risks of getting their account closed and have a backup should this happen.
Another option is to open a cross-border account, get paid in that account in USD and then transfer from that account to IBKR so the funds come from an account in OP's name.

If you're still holding shares in IBKR we found them. I can think of a safer home.

I'm just saying that Fidelity is probably where most apes have shares that are not DRS'd. I know of quite a few personally. And if they have over 228.7M there, how many are at TD Ameritrade, IBKR, Vanguard, Merryl Lynch, and everywhere else globally?