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GOOG does it every month. If not exactly on the strike, very close to it. Butterflies can be very rewarding, even on expiration day.

Free live ES option quotes from CME http://eminioptionsrdc.cme.com:443/index_ES.html

Here you go bud : http://www.cboe.com/Institutional/january.aspx

Happens frequently. You're not alone..

Try emailing. Can't tell you how many times I've received responses from them on a Sunday night.

Duly noted. I am looking for a good time to buy some CL Z10 calls. Was hoping to wait until the end of the year. If we start to have contango it'll hurt when I go to buy. Ugh. Thank you for bringing it to my attention though, I hadn't gotten a chance to look at it in depth, but now it seems...

They should just start doing transactions in eurodollars. :p

I too have noticed this ; front months coming down a couple of dollars a day, and back months moving less than a dollar. What do you mean when you say "the backwardation was trading at x" . Are you referring to a calendar spread?

TOS's thinkmicro interface is pretty slick. Runs on windows pocket pcs and also on blackberrys. Their mobile web interface gets the job done but is a pain sometimes.

I hear there are some front month far OTM options calling your name. Buy the cheapest ones, they'll move the most.

Last trading day is "The business day immediately preceding the last two business days of the contract month." Also, look at the COMEX contract volume to see when volume moves from one to another.

Futures don't have day trading restrictions like stocks do. (Assuming you don't have 25K in your account). When I traded index futures, boy could I churn that account... like there was no tomorrow.. Much easier to blow up with futures.

Would you mind elaborating more on your trade, and possibly give examples of your entry and exits? Would be much appreciated.

Anyone got any info about these? They trade on the USFE, which, lets face it, sucks. $1000 contract, sounds similar to hedgestreet. Just wondering if there is any liquidity.

TOS has "level II" quotes, if you can call them that. They list the bid and asks with respective sizes for each exchange. You can also chart options within the software, although the overlay sounds like it would be a problem because typically options trade less often than the underlying...

LOLOL :)

Hold CTRL when selecting options to do a funky ass spread in TOS? Is that what you are referring to?

Thanks for the explanation much appreciated. Think I might take a contract short tomorrow, depends if I have time to put it on. You doing anything here?

Traded up to 95.70 today. I must be missing something? Assuming if you short here, even if there was an emergency rate slash, the upside is .20 BP and downside .05 BP . Anyone?

Why do ags stop after the pit close too?