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What happens if one as a manager got a replicated brokerage account and place a option combination order in the account? (ie. it’s sent and executed on the COB, Complex Order Book on either CBOE or CME)
Is the order blocked from arriving on C2 platform?
Hi Bjorn,
The order does not appear at C2 becaue we’re not synchronizing orders; we’re synchronizing positions.
So in your scenario of an option order with multiple legs, each position on C2 will appear as the legs fill in the live BrokerTransmit account.
So what will happen then replication is performed to the clients who are tracking. Will it work for them to get into the option-spread position?
They will get separate orders for each leg (i.e. each filled order in your BrokerTransmit account). We don’t support exotic orders for options.
