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I am very close in opening an IB account. I want to know does the TWS platform has anything like the TT machine, where it tells you how much volume is traded at every price for a specific session? Thanks in advance for the info.

They will move to globex sometimes in Q3. I stopped trading NYMEX's stuff because i don't want to babysit my trades. With the decrease in contract size of nat. gas, and the increase in liquidity, it is very attractive to trade NYMEX's e-miNY, given stop orders are available. So, would anybody...

Does anyone know whether NYMEX will finally accept stop orders on the globex , especially for the e-MiNY?

I am planning to open a new trading account. I am looking for brokers that allow stop and market orders for QM. Can IB's simulated stop orders be triggered overnight or just the open outcry hours? Also, can anybody using IB to trade QM tell me how the quality of the stop and market orders...

Use a stop and you will never feel bad again.

Can anyone who has experience on the floor tell me what happens to the stop orders if the print below the stop price is a bad print?

ES are for people who likes to trade like they are playing video games with one of those TT Machine. Their average length of trade is 3 sec. I think other than people like that. It is very hard to make money intraday.

I'll say Mark Fisher.

You cant go broke buying and selling within minutes. The price doesnt go anywhere. All you are looing is commision. How much? 10 bucks a trade!

Most of the stories on the dow jones wire is about stocks. Does anyone know a newswire specifically design for energies?

I am using tradestation. But, thanks anyway for the info.

I am trying all i can to find a site for Brent Crude quotes overnight, and the best i can do is find a 1 day delay quote from tradesignal.com. Anyone trading Brent? and where are you getting the information? I have no idea what brent did overnight and cannot compare with the NYMEX trade. Please...

That seems reasonable. Because the largest OI for the crude options is at 60. About 10K on each side. While the 61 strike only has 1k OI on each side. People have profit, i.e. Long 60 call and short 60 put will likely hedge their profit when crude was trading near 61 early in the morning. Thanks...

Today crude close at 59.99. And a lot of time, the bonds and the S&P do the same, they attract to the newest strike price on the day of the options expiration. What is the logic behind this? Is it just simple options writers pushing prices to these strike level?