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Also, S&P 500 Energy Index looks bullish....

North Asia is very cold unexpectedly and Europe is getting colder. U.S. may experience the same soon. Watch carefully. I have somewhat bullish view......

It turned out that the news was highly exaggerated.

I wonder if volume data for commodity CFD (in my case, Nat Gas) comes from CME exchanges. My question is virtually the same as this one: https://futures.io/options/27468-cfd-volume-where-will-come.html Can this be true? My problem is, I have an indicator I like but unfortunately, it's for...

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Doesn't look more attractive than AMP. Especially, day trading margin is much more expensive compared to AMP.... One advantage I can think of is clearing with Advantage as Advantage can clear wider variety of products compared to AMP. However, if this is the case, I would rather like to...

Mostly it could be a Java issue....

CNBC is virtually a muppet show. Of course, the king of those muppets is Jim Cramer. Bloomberg is much better and decent.

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Not always but when expiration comes closer, spread very often gets narrower. IMHO, it can be a decent edge until it blows my account...... o_O

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https://www.e-education.psu.edu/ebf301/node/548

Have you ever traded exchange supported spread?? As far as I know, /NG-/HH spread trade is relatively very safe trade, that's why NYMEX charges such a small margin. However, because trading cost is too expensive (trading cost is equal to about 4 ticks move), it can easily eat out a big chunk of...

What I've found so far: 1. Minimum tick size is 0.00025, and the tick value is $2.50 2. NYMEX margin is currently $126 per contract. 3. Trading cost (commission, exchange, ... etc.) is same to regular Nat Gas futures cost. (It's NOT mini sized cost). 4. AMP Futures doesn't allow this spread...

This is HHF1:

This is NGF1 taken right before to compare with:

NGF1-HHF1 DOM taken right before. It looks it's very liquid Nat Gas spread... :wtf:

Thank you very much for this information. I really appreciate it. :thumbsup: