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  1. Take a look: 2017 Year End Performance by Trade Type 2016 Year End Performance by Trade Type 2015 Year End Performance by Trade Type This is one of our most successful strategies in the long term. Over 80% winning ratio.
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  2. I've signed up for a Tastyworks account and have a small balance there trading alongside IB. I did this because their commissions are 1/3 cheaper (.10 vs. .15) on IB, which can make a large difference. Their software is not as intuitive as IB or TOS, but it's not hard to use. Yesterday, I was stunned because I was consistently getting better fills on TW than IB. For instance, on the BUD trade: 1. I entered my order on IB; 2. I then entered by order on TW at a LOWER price (by .02); 3. The TW order filled, the IB did not. This happened to me on BUD, JD, and HPQ. I could not get a full position in HPQ on either platform. I was ready to permanently write off IB. Today has been a little different, as they have each performed almost identically. When I was re-entering BUD, I immediately got a handful of contracts on IB filled, then entered by order on TW at a better price, but got no fills. When I moved it to match the IB price, I also did not get any fills. Over the next 20 minutes or so, I bumped the price up a .01 or .02 - they'd each give me partial fills at the same price. So today, I'd say performance was about even on fills. I'm going to track this for about a month. And yes, it's a pain to trade two platforms.
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