Mit IB über Stuttgart handeln!!!!!!!!!!!!!! - 500 Beiträge pro Seite

[Govanni]

Zu meinem überraschen habe ich heute festgestellt, dass man ab jetzt wohl auch Zertifikate und Optionsscheine über IB handeln kann. Wenn IB handel über Stuttgart ermöglicht dann müsste man doch auch Turbos oder ähnliches über IB handeln können ?

Oder wie seht ihr das ?

[roger11]

hab ich noch garnicht gesehen.......

[trejder]

@govanni

Dann versuch es doch, ob Du wenigstens die Kurse in die TWS reinkriegst.

"habe ich heute festgestellt" ?

[roger11]

ich krieg keine OS in die TWS rein.

also wohl doch nur Futures/Optionen

[big_mac]

futures und optionen gehen natürlich
wer braucht da noch os und zertis ?

[nochNtrader]

Da scheint was in der Pipeline zu sein. Also erst mal abwarten...


Stuttgart Stock Exchange (SWB)
The Stuttgart Stock Exchange is a regional exchange in the German exchange system.
It lists German and foreign stocks, as well as many listed derivatives including
warrants and ETFs. It is not an automated exchange. While many elements of the
order delivery and trade reporting are automated, the actual matching of buy and sell
orders is done manually.


Interactive Brokers has developed an interface to the SWB and offers trading
services on the exchange. However, due to the special design of the SWB market,
IB does not guarantee the performance or timeliness of the SWB marketplace
including such operations as order execution, trade reporting, or quote
information.
Accordingly, traders must be aware of the special aspects of the SWB when trading
on this exchange.


1. Order matching is done by a Specialist and is a manually supervised process;
marketable orders may take anywhere from a few seconds to 60 seconds or
more to execute and generate a trade report.
2. Executions are generated in ‘micro-auctions’, manually initiated by the
specialist. In an auction period, the order book is frozen for a period (typically
0-60 seconds). During this freeze, additional requests (new orders, order
cancellations, order modifications) submitted to the order book are queued
until the auction process is completed. Queued orders do not participate in an
ongoing auction.
3. After an auction is completed, the order book is unfrozen, and all queued
requests are processed. Implicitly, all queued order cancellations are
processed first, then order modifications, and lastly new orders are inserted
into the order book. In the case that there are matchable orders in the newly
rebuilt order book, another micro-auction will be initiated.
Traders acting on the SWB should be aware of the following:
o All SWB executions are implemented via auctions, not in time/price priority
o During auction periods, the order book is frozen. New orders and requests are
queued until the auction is completed and the resultant trade(s) reported.
o Requests to cancel/modify orders may be delayed by ongoing auctions and
existing auctions will take precedence over queued requests
o There is no time priority on orders. All orders at a given price are treated on a
prorata or quasi-prorata basis although the specialist may apply discretion to
fill small orders completely rather than on a prorata basis or to round the
prorata allocations (see example).
o Large marketable orders may receive prices worse than the displayed top-ofbook
(see example below).
o Quotes are displayed during auctions, however, traders must recognize that
they may not represent the true state of the market (i.e. order book) until the
auction process is completed.
o Top blue-chip stocks (ex: DAX stocks) are generally handled in a more
efficient and automated manner than middle/lower tier stocks and derivatives
o IB will not distribute an auction state indicator.

[adventurer]

Neulich (vor ~2 Wo) wurde auf einer IB-Präsentation, schon berichet, das die Verhandungen mit Stuttgart auf jeden Fall schon in trockenen Tüchern sind...