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I would also like to point out the following: If it is the firm I am thinking of it was an issue with their remote host. Their gateway's never crashed so if you have a stop working there would have been no problems. I realize it sucks to have things like this happen but you are always...

hmm... Maybe because every firm / exchange asks you if you have every sued another firm. When they ask you to explain and you say because your previous firms servers were down for 30 minutes and you lost money so you sued them they will tell you to get lost.

312-580-8127 You should have called this number if the others did not work. Every broker even GS & NewEdge are going to have downtime. Oh yeah, and if you do sue your broker for this, expect everyone else to give you a big FU when you try to move to another firm.

Edit: I just looked at your old posts and they were with IB... If that is who you clear with then I'm not sure what was up with them.

Their servers were up and down for a little over an hour but were out for about 30 minutes straight. They have 2 different numbers you can call to close a position, 1 in house and 1 run by a third party that several firms use. I would sugest getting a list of all these numbers in a...

If you deposit a treasury bond at your clearing firm and they go bust do you get that back or will it be divided up between everyone at your firm just like cash would be?

Click on Q4 2012: http://www.cmegroup.com/market-data/distributor/market-data-platform.html I've been looking for something like this for a while and thought I would share...

I would use the one you are calculating on your own because that only updates on a set time interval. I don't remember the exact number but it might be as much long as 3 seconds. Just use this calculation to make sure your own is correct as they re-balance it every day.

While I do question whether that is true, here is the info you need: http://www.ipathetn.com/us/product/vxx/ Intraday Indicative Value Ticker VXX.IV Knock yourself out...

I was curious about this comment because of the nature of the questions you are asking. Where do you work and what do you do? With a satisfactory answer I will post an answer to all your questions.

^vxx-iv is vxx's queer uncle

I think your confusing a professional trader with someone who is not broke lol

Crude trades less than 0.5% of is volume for all months in the pits. the SP trades less than 10K contracts for most days. There is a reason volume data is not available, there is no demand for it...

What products are you interested in?

The latency might not be on your broker's side but the exchange's. The more messages the exchange is handling at one time the higher the latency will be.

Lets just say I entered a short position a little less than a month ago and let it ride for a while. After getting out of that trade a few weeks ago I've done ok since then. I don't trade much size in lumber because of the liquidity so unless it trades at the limit for a week straight against...

This is so true this past month. I've been trading lumber for about a year now and the little liquidity that was there has evaporated. These days it can move limit up with no news and less than 500 contracts traded for the most active month. It's definitely not for day trading or someone who...

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=amazon+vps that was a tuffy...

That is not what he is trying to acomplish in this situation.

Just because 95% of people here are douches or trying to sell something doesn't mean I am. Once in a while I like to help people out becuase of people who have helped me in the past... I do have some LCD monitors I am selling on amazon however... Reguarding the program being renewed for...