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I found it on the price banding pdf. It depends on the product. Thanks again.

Thanks a lot. On every product? I guess it is the case on eurodollars, ES... but on ags, metals and energy?

Hello options traders, I would like to know if there is an implied pricing functionnality on globex options like on futures calendar spreads. If yes, on which spreads does it work? Calendars? verticals? ... Thanks a lot for your help.

Vienna, you are a very good trader. We humans find it hard enough to be profitable in the ES without any tax...

Link doesn't work. go to "find commodity market reports" on the right, then click on "calendar view"

I use this one: http://www.usda.gov/wps/portal/!ut/p/_s.7_0_A/7_0_1RD?printable=true&navid=AGENCY_REPORTS&beginday=ALL_DAYS&beginmonth=11&beginyear=2009

Damn , Darth Sidious you are a godsent. Thank you very much for your help. I thought the id was one you had to create for every contract, not the conid that is in the contract details. It's easier than I thought. I cannot open your spreadsheet right now as I have an other one running on...

Thanks, For example, Corn calendar spread - MAR 10 + MAY 10 has a 9 3/4 - 10 spread currently with 1204 bid and 5710 offered. I would like to submit a limit buy order @ 9. You can submit this spread contract through spread trader or creating a ZC + comb + ECBOT + calendar spread ticker

Thanks Darth Sidious, but I want to trade the actual calendar spread contract and not a combo of different expiries. I want to place limit orders in the calendar spread book.

I like him. He is a really poor advocate of the Tobin tax.

Just a reminder : IMF seek views on financial sector taxation: http://www.imf.org/external/np/exr/consult/2009/index.htm Everybody must send a message to the IMF.

Hello, I already asked this question about one year ago, but nobody answered. How can you retrieve datas and submit orders on calendar spreads using TWS DDE API? I understand how to get combination quotes by giving an id to each contract of the spread and defining a combination using...

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Typical conversation when someone sees my trading platform: "Wow, 4 screens. What are those blue and red things? - blue are bids. Red are asks. - Why are there some numbers in it? -That's the number of contracts to buy or sell -Phew... that seems complicated." End of the conversation...

Making millions while never risking one penny of your own money is for sure attractive... But is it normal? NO. That's where trading has gone nuts IMO. In about every other sector, people making loads of money handle the associated risks.

Write to express your opinion to : IMFConsultation@imf.org Merry christmas everybody:)

Thanks

Mr Green, which message from the IMF last week was very compelling for a "no"? I guess I missed some trains.

Well you're right, perhaps a 3:1 ratio is better... It was just to say that we need to particpate actively in this debate.

Perhaps it has been posted before but I can't recall. There is a new mailing address on the IMF website for the TT: "We request that comments be submitted by February 1, 2010, to allow their consideration for the study. All contributions should be sent by February 1, 2010 to...