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Where have YOU been for the last years, what cave have you been hybernating in? It's not a British exchange anymore, ICE owns the IPE and ICE is based in Atlanta, USA. IPE no longer exists as an open outcry market anymore its all electronic . Wake up and smell the coffee:confused:

This article from the Wall Street Journal , gives interesting insight into Hunters background and positions. http://www.moneyweb.co.za/shares/international_news/184580.htm

Open E cry is $5000 min, there are some other relevant comments about open ecry at traderblox. com and also on here using the search function.

Yes , there is , London's LIFFE contract is a robusta contract.

Announcement is on for 1815 GMT

I also traded NFP's this morning on oanda, 10 was the max, as per usual.

Try efax.com

1).The complete guide to option selling- Cordier/Gross 2). Options on Futures- Summa Lubow 3). The New Options Advantage-Caplan

All depends whats happening in the spot euro market, the futures will follow spot irrespective of the volume.

Choad , I hope you are joking here, if not you are well and truly fooked, that 10 grand is long gone.

If it's the NZD you are talking about my 5 min mental set up is............ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ!!!

CBOT metals are solely electronic and COMEX is open outcry, you can only get so many traders into a pit, so thats why they are at a huge premium while theoretically you could have an unlimited number of seats in an electronic market.

I've often done sub 1 minute trades with them over the last 2 yrs with no problem. Just remember all orders with them are market orders.

This link should help you on your way. http://www.investopedia.com/articles/optioninvestor/02/052102.asp

Maybe spelling should be one too.

Tong, you need to get into marketing and advertising, I can't believe talent like yours has gone un-noticed.

look under the software section for www.optionstar.com , good features at a fraction of the cost of optionvue, with free end of day feed.

If the Brussels thing is true then it should apply to all customers throughout the EU and not just be isolated to the UK.