Give us an idea of what you trade, which products: pit, electronic, both??? grains, oil, financials???? etc, etc
Then it will be easier for people to recommend a good fit for you. Also how much client capital you will be bring to begin with?
You can go to the floor with a AON for the emini but for most people you can get done huge size on the screen. Remember we are talking about AON orders.
Per CME website:
During pit trading hours, orders for 31 or more contracts may be traded on an All-or-None (AON) basis via open outcry...
I think he is more suprised at you lack of knowledge of how basic types of orders work yet have a bloomberg terminal. But I don't want to put words in anyone's mouth or anything......
If your looking for a boutique type of firm that is a little more expensive but has a human/customer service touch you should look at http://www.benjaminandjerold.com/about.html
They've been around (as a firm) since '91 I believe. I used them way back when and they were great. They were...
They do other things besides autos & financing.....
"Toyota is involved in other operations, such as information technology and telecommunications, including certain intelligent transport systems, Gazoo.com, and prefabricated housing. Intelligent transport systems include information...
Looks like they are margin'd like SSF's.
The exchange fee's will be .70 a round turn. So that equals .0035 per share per side. Will be interesting to see what brokers like IB tack on to that.