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I had same issue with IB TWS. This worked for me: http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?threadid=175081

UNG is the tail that tends not to wag the dog. Given the collapse in seasonality the last several years and the huge supply, this might be a temporary base, but IMO every rally should be sold into.

Just open the file using Excel.

PM me your email, I'll send both tomorrow morning.

Is your entire view of the energy industry just a guess?

Levels today might represent the opposite trade apparently. Short K, long U.

What?

Correct. I was looking at them from a full-carry perspective, but I was recently informed about the variable storage costs inherent w/ wheat markets. With the VSCs in mind, not sure either spread has reached the threshold yet - might be too early.

Anyone looking at k2/u2 or n2/u2 from a bull-spread perspective?

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Please be advised that all Crude Complex Futures and Options settlements will be based on Trading Floor information for trade date February 13, 2012. The following actions will be taken on CME Globex Crude Complex Futures and Options markets prior to the market opening: All day and session...

Depends if it's dual listed or not.

The comedy of this forum is astounding. Bravo.

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Ease of trading is subjective so I have no clue.

In fact, YI is almost pure market maker since the only people hitting/lifting are noise traders. The MMs posting a bid/ask are just arbing it against the SI, SLV, or other opportunistic silver vehicle. Hence the (much) wider bid/ask spread.

Futures are a derivative of spot. Spot is the interbank market.

Yea, totally conclusive to that end.

What is your time frame? Are you bullish/bearish crude? The answer to these will determine the strategy. Also, back month WTI is trading at a discount to the front 6-7 months, not premium. You will pay on the bid/ask spread, but June and Dec are relatively liquid and tight out to Dec...