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Only one-CPO. The CTA's clients will see all trades T+1 after they get their nightly sheets. They would only see them live if the CTA pre-trade allocates which is not typical. Most CTAs block trade at a FCM and give the trades up to other FCMs at end of day.

Here: https://www.lightspeed.com/webinar/tips-traders-preparing-2018-tax-returns/

Anyone want a demo of Realtick? Just email me your name, phone number with a request for the demo. Let me know if you want it for Equities/Options or Future or both and please let me know if your heard about us on Elite Trader.

Wow, that response by me was over 4 years ago.

Futures are 1256 contracts, so MTM and no wash sales. Your 1099 is just a simple gain or loss.

If you do not have a future’s account and do not want one. If the size of the future contract is too big for you. If you have a PMA and want to hedge an SPX option position and want the margin offset.

Part of Hedge fund formation, AML, account approvals etc is the manager. How can you sell this and still be complaint?

This is GE. Did not work out well for those that averaged down, just because it was down.

My advise is more of a general response. You should only buy shares in the company when you believe it’s a good investment today not because it provides a lower price than your last purchase. You should only keep shares in a company that you’ve purchased in the past whether it’s up or down if...

https://www.cmegroup.com/market-data/reports/cash-settled-futures.html Same value

That was the settlement price for SPX options. ES might have another process. https://www.cmegroup.com/confluence/display/EPICSANDBOX/Standard+and+Poors+500+Futures

SET was just changed to 2811.89. No confirmation on the CME website yet.

http://www.cboe.com/data/historical-options-data/index-settlement-values The symbol on your platfrom should be "SET" when updated but I would wait for confirmation. Right now SET is 2809.92

I agree except for the term "cross margined". You can't offset ETFs with Futures and reduce margin. E.G. GC future vs GLD. You need to have both margin requirements.

It means you need a futures broker. Up to you which one you use. We offer futures too.

To be clear, i’m Happy to talk to or email correspond with any member or those that just read the posts. That is why I offer my direct contact information below. I always keep all communications private.

That is my understanding and the Lime division is still operating as before. We can offer accounts now that use Lightspeed-me, but sign up for their ultra low latency offering for hosting and routing. That would require our minimums not theirs.

Have you ever considered a structured exchange like the CME and a switch to FX futures and options? https://www.cmegroup.com/trading/fx/options.html Bob

I can't tell you how long your process will take. I can tell you I have worked with a few experienced programmers that tried to create their own fix server and certify with either Sterling FIX or Realtick FIX. They both ended up taking a lot of development time (Months) and in the end went...