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I am not able to access this contract from Interactive Brokers. They tell me they don't cover the Dubai Mercantile Exchange...

began trading last night. Its supposed to be the middle east equivalent of CL. Does anybody know how to access it, quote it in TWS? Anybody have any comments on how this will affect NYMEX CL?

Viewsonic always and forever!!!

Agreed...some $$, IB, QT, some books and you're set.

What else could they do? They have to make it more secure or face possible liability lawsuits for not making it more secure (or at least trying to).

I don't think there is an opt-out.

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I share similar sentiments. Unfortunately in my quest I have found that one still needs to do some programming to get the "perfect" system one wants that will suit his needs. I am currently working with Amibroker which is fairly easy to code. It has backtest, optimization, autotrading etc...

0 it is all electronic, none pit traded.:confused:

You seem reputable. I have traded Forex before and found it to be quite questionable (I won't name the firm). I strictly trade regulated futures now--CME Globex (enough those are somewhat questionable).

One word--SWEET!!

I agree here. It is really easy to do. For the Motherboard (Mainboard) just follow directions on connectors to hook up. You get better components for the $ and it's customized to your needs. Dell sucks.

I am very short-term (minutes/hours). I have noticed with CL that it is very volatile intra-day and often range bound. You will see it make a new intra-day high and then immediately fall to new lows and then back up again. This happens often but there are extreme times (news: e.g., EIA...

I tend to focus on one market at a time intraday. Right now it's crude light (CL). I find that I can make just as much or more doing this. I agree that the particularities you mention affect different markets at different times in different ways. However, I do keep charts up on other markets...

Trade the big contract, NYMEX CL...

I agree surf. When the market looks bleakest that is the time to buy.

Having said all that you would still trade forex? I would say you are a sucker. Trade through regulated exchanges (i.e., CME)!

I would agree and second this. With forex, your broker takes the other side of your order--obviously a conflict of (your) interest. CME futures are exchange traded and regulated.

I think Globex(?) because I'm seeing quotes for CL through IB TWS...