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Responses for our futures offering #1 YES. #2 YES. #3 Not as low as others. #4 Subjective, but yes. #5. MultiCharts-Not sure, NT, they do not let us. #6. My wife says I'm awesome. #7 We offer CQG #8 Offices in NYC and Chicago.

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I had to look up the word "pedantic". I've made my opinion clear. I just won't use your wording. The MMs that post two-sided markets have put-call parity to their model and their expected interest costs and dividend flows. It is that simple. Your cost will be different. The IVOL expressed by...

You’re looking for absolutes, I am not going to give you that. The reality is that there’s no perfect price that fits everybody’s cost structure. Your long and short rate is completely different than a market maker. If you are long an ITM call and want to stay long and don’t care about a dime...

In the BYND example, the question is if there is not P/C parity, how do you make free money? If you can't there is parity. Well, you can if you want to be long BYND. If you hold until expiration, long the ATM call and short the ATM put will provide a lower cost basis then long stock with less...

We offer Lightspeed Trader, Sterling Trader Pro, Realtick, LVX and CBOE Silexx. #1. Charting (Options or stocks?) All do Stocks. I know Realtick also charts options. Not sure about the others. #2. tick by tick live data- Time and sales or something else? For Options? Please be more specific of...

If you are looking for European style options on US equities, that is not what is offered. There are European style options on broad based cash settled index options and VIX. If this is a larger account, I believe CBOE FLEX options can be European style. We do not offer FLEX...

European style options or options on European stocks? All cash settled index options on the CBOE are European style options without early exercise. E.G SPX. To my knowledge, all equity options and options ETFs on US Listed exchanges are American style options.

SPX is not a good example as it hedged with the future. This is SPY. Puts and Calls are almost equity Ivol at 1.68% for Sep expiration.

Yes and no. The trading platform will use a default interest rate and dividend flow. It will not adjust for very hard to borrow or your rate. Here is an example. BYND is very hard to borrow. The Sept ATM calls are 38.11 and the pouts are 82.95. There is still put-call parity but the default rate...

I would calculate to cost of carrying on the conversion and the reversal for me. I would alter my trading software by lowering interest to 0 and add weekly dividends to simulate neg interest until the P and C IVOL meet to see what the market is using. I would then look to see if there is a...

Why is that?

I was talking about equities as there is no cost to short a future.

yes, but Put/Call party includes dividends and cost of carry. If a stock is a threshold stock and can't be borrowed, that would be included so P/C parity is correct, you just need to know the implied cost.

#2 sound right from the outside.

Most Futures Software have conditional orders. If you are open to moving, we have them on both Reatlick and CQG QTrader & Desktop.

They might have it https://marketchameleon.com/ . Ask them.

Come on. With a name like "maximumpossiblesuffering" and a little whisky, you should be good to watch twice.

Honestly, as an X-MM, that was weird to listen to. I'm not sure how all that helps a retail trader.