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The option contract expires prior to the futures on which they are derived. I find it comical that you profess to know when you haven't a clue. "Futures Last Trading Day Trading terminates at the close of business on the third business day prior to the 25th calendar day of the month...

Disarray? How? An IB client from the US has informed me that he's been trading NYMEX CL electronically through IB for months. Victor, thanks for the information.

I have access to NYMEX electronic dealing in "CL" options in London on my firm's platform, but I don't know if Interactive Brokers offers the product, but I would assume the product is available at IB. The majority of the open interest is still traded on the floor. What is your rationale for...

Inmarsat has a mobile sat-receiver for nautical applications. 500Kbps. http://www.inmarsat.com/Services/Maritime/FleetBroadband/default.aspx?language=EN&textonly=False

You are remarkably lacking in self esteem.

http://www.millenicom.com/ One of my relatives uses the service in the Seattle area. Sprint reseller with unlimited service and no contract.

I can name six traders of listed securities in our office that tripled their accounts or better. The junior trade in our office did 4000% on one million Euros. One of the traders is an ET regular and has posted at least a double on his account in the last three years running.

The yacht pictured on Mr Demiray's page is actually called 'Audacious' not 'Moby Dick' and the picture on Mr Demiray's site does not belong to Mr. Demiray, he simply poached the picture from boattrader.com. Here is the stern-photo of the yacht, third picture in the series...

Pardon, but I did not realize NY had palm trees. Mr. Demiray's boat is currently for sale in Florida by a different individual. Perhaps the seller stole the picture from Mr. Demiray? It seems as though Mr Demiray is the owner of a picture of a 62-foot yacht...

Pardon, but how do your read the tape on the futures? I thought reading the tape was a euphemism for market internals.

My brother lives in Belgravia and his lease ended a short time ago. One flat was out of his budget at 5,000 GBP, but it is now priced at 3,000.

If so, then our ICAP rep is misinformed.

The junior trader in my office earned 4000% on account in 2008. This is documented and he's sure to earn more than all but the bank's Chairman. I realize this has nothing to do with a few index calls made by the author, but then, what is the point of this thread? I fail to see the relevance...

The minimum to deal on ICAP/EBS is $5MM. Forget about leverage.

I don't know your location, but I would suggest a bank dealing platform from UBS or Citi. Why is Hotspot out of the question? I can't imagine trusting 4MM with a non-bank dealer. Is this a joke?

M as to denote the Roman system. M = 1000, MM = 1000^2. I wasn't disputing your post, but curious. "MM" is commonly used, but many have mistakenly used "K" and "M" interchangeably.

$15 million?

Perhaps you should be certain of the validity of your data before you prove yourself a fool with this thread. Singapore futures begin trading at 7:45pm US Eastern time. Coincidentally, 7:45am local Singapore time.

We have an internal estimate at my fund as we trade with all of the top dealers. The firm estimate is > 100 trillion USD worldwide. Cheers.

CDS are implicit insurance contracts. They're called "swaps" to avoid Federal regulation. Does any insurance company have sufficient reserves to cover all of their insured liabilities? Of course not. FWIW, I trade Euro-zone CDS on the buy-side. I am looking forward to centralized clearing on the...