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TAS contract don't have a settlement price. If you bought CL TAS at +0.02 and the future contract settled at $100.25, you will actually buy it at $100.27. Assuming that you are not a future teller - how can you know what will be the settlement price before it settled? Different reasons...

Any broker who offer TT and Pats APIs can connect to NinjaTrader. I believe that those are about 95% of the electronic brokers out there.

Hi R1234 TAS = Trading at settlement. Simply put - you are guaranteed to execute at the settlement price. http://www.variancefutures.com/resources/tas_futures.php This is not a option contract - you will actually get filled if you hold the TAS at the settlement. If you don't want to enter...

Variance Futures offers 4 web based order entry systems: 1. T4 Platform - has 3 versions: Desktop, Web & iPhone Trader - all integrated with the same acct. 3. LiquidexTrader - both desktop & Web 2. CQG Trader - both desktop & Web 4. The old Ran order interface I think that #1 &...

NYMEX/ICE TAS contract is a pretty standard contract. Most trading activity is done by institutional traders, but anyone can trade it and it's margined according to the outright contract. We offer it through most of out platforms - even to retail clients.

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Variance Futures can offer all the above - You can fund with GBP - You can trade FESX (and all other Eurex contracts) - Rates that beat other brokers including those mentioned above (starting at $0.90/side + exchange fees. This is ~ €0,97 all-in ) - No inactivity fee or any other nonsense...

You can do this easily with the Pats ProMark trading platform. It lets you trade directly from Excel. You can View and input orders straight from Excel, including bulk order input. (See attached image) It's also possible to do this through TT API (part of X_Trader Pro).