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Not if your account is an individual account and you are not registered with FINRA or CFTC and do not put yourself out there as a money manager for others. You should be careful what you say on Linkedin. You should also avoid using a corporate email address. Self-employed investor/trader...

You have no legal residence in any state?

You can contact CQG Sunday late afternoon.

CQG has great support. Email or call them. Are you using Trader, QTrader or desktop. “Trader” is very old software they do not update anymore. Desktop/mobile is their newer software.

Traded on ICE Clear Singapore - https://www.theice.com/products/63334421/Hong-Kong-Dollar-US-Dollar-Futures

I don't really understand the service you are looking to provide. If any of our futures clients using a desktop or web-based software connect to the CME they do it through the software like CQG. Are you asking for the IP address that CQG uses for a US client to connect to? And, what would you do...

Contact ICE and ask what vendors have it. https://www.finextra.com/pressarticle/79418/ice-acquires-move-index-from-bank-of-america-merrill-lynch

This does not come close to meeting the requirements of any investor, seeder or allocator I have ever met, unless they know you well from past business dealing.

Your namesake say it all. You need a verifiable Real Money track record running the strategy that you want to base a business around. If you are going to deviate into other test strategies, they should be kept separate if possible. If this is all backtesting, paper trading or an account with...

Until you trade it with real money for at least a year, you have no idea how to make future decisions. Trade it and keep granular details of your trades that are verifiable.

Derivatives are never "easier" to trade. They require more knowledge.

The difference between trading deliverable commodities months is different than financial futures. You can trade them right up to the day they expire and be cash-settled. There is no reason to switch as a day or swing trader to another month unless your holding period will exceed that...

Not my tech. Just posting. If you trade futures, the CME has a lot of free tech, worth a look. You just have to sign up.

I understand your comment. Return on a capital allocation might be an important metric to follow, but return on capital would be based on the account size necessary to run your strategy as most traders are not 100% all-in on each trade. And, when you scale, using 100% of your margin in a larger...

This is not only uncommon but not a healthy goal. If you have a $30,000 account, and you have those expectations, you will trade way to big. If you can target only $200/day net, 4 days a week, 50 weeks a year, that is $40,000/year. That would place you near the top of most traders. This would...

I find you ask questions without looking at all. Have you checked the CME website under ES futures and contract specs? It clearly lists the 5 months with a calender.

Those would be the two. Refinitiv cost less. Ask for a WebEx demo of each to view with a salesperson.

TOS is only at TD.

Lack of profits.

Yes. All trades need to be put to the tape from the ECN/Exchange/Dark pool you send your order to.