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I would like to trade derivatives on Asian Exchanges (Not just Japan, Hong Kong and Singapore, but also places like Korea, India, Malaysia, Thailand, Taiwan, China, Indonesia and etc). It looks like the big clearing firms like ABN Amro and Newedge offer trading on smaller exchanges but require...

Would like to hear if anyone has experience with this firm.

Do you know if RTS was updating and investing in their options market making platform prior to the Bloomberg deal?

doesn't have to be US equity options. Any asset class, any country options trading

Does anyone have any experience with RTD Realtime Trading Desktop for options trading? Any thoughts would be appreciated.

Does anyone have any experience with FCMs that have access to the Chinese futures exchanges?(China Financial Futures Exchange, Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange, Dalian Commodity Exchange, Shanghai Futures Exchange)

thanks for the recommendations

Other than TT (ADL), are there any vendors that offer software for automated strategies for non programmer?

futures are too volatile. No HFT will show large bids and offers in this market.

is there are website that allows you to chart these spreads?

thanks

so this would occur for equities and equity options but not for futures and options on futures? or is it possible to trade non DMA for futures and options on futures?

who owns the market? are you talking about the exchange?

who/what are "markets owners"?

word volatility. If you mean implied vol then your first sentence should be true. If you mean realized vol then your first sentence is false. if implied vol increases, the vix will also increase. if realized vol increases, the vix will probably have increased.

I will make a few assumptions of your

do all brokers (like TOS, IB, MB and etc) send orders to market makers (off exchange) before going to an exchange?

You need to sell a strip of options (eg. instead of sell five ATM straddles, sell 1 option in each strike) and dynamically hedge. (You can close the position at the end of day and reopen a new position the next day). However the cost (bid ask spread plus commission) of putting on the spread will...

http://www.just2trade.com/ is $2.5 http://www.eoption.com/ is $3 If you normally transact a few hundred shares (or less) per trade then Interactive Brokers will probably be cheaper.

Please could you recommend trading software that will allow you to quote futures. There are many software providers (e.g. ORC, Actant, OptionsCityand etc) that allow you to quote options but not futures. I'm not a programmer so complex programming skills must not be required.