How to Avoid being Sub-Pennied
1)
Use active orders instead of passive orders.

- Become a liquidity taker, especially on thick issues

- If the spread is only 1 or 2 cents, PAY IT!

- Passive orders get sub-pennied when they're right, filled when
they're wrong.
2)
Break larger orders into smaller orders.

- Instead of using 2000 share lots, try four - 500 share lots

- Algorithmic programs have a tendency to sub-penny size, the smaller you 
are, the better chance you won't be sub-pennied.
3)
Avoid trading thinner issues.

- Sub-pennying is extremely prevalent in thin issues.

- Almost impossible to trade stocks, that have an average spread greater than 
10 cents
4)
When the spread tightens, don't be afraid to pay it.

- If you trade thinner issues, and the spread tightens, you're better to take the
offer or hit the bid.
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