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http://www.cbot.com/cbot/pub/page/0,3181,932,00.html#dow

Finally, one month later (at the end of December 07), VF showed a decent CFTC sheet. http://www.cftc.gov/files/tm/fcm/fcmdata1207.pdf :eek: :p

Did you check against DJ via browser vs DJ on CQG or other platform? :eek:

Thank you for the link; according to the description the software manages the processes priority, not the affinity. About affinity you wrote: >>Software needs to be written to handle this option. THIS IS A HUGE ISSUE right now with all Windows software.>> Do you mean that essentially...

>>New Composite Today's report included a new composite index to reflect changes in current measures of business activity, new orders, employment and supplier deliveries. The contribution from each sub-index is equal. >>...

I can't find the couple of posts ( remember something about them...) that listed the 1-2 utilities that allow the Windows user to set permanently (keep the settings even after a boot) the CPU affinity options on Task Manager processes. Any help, please? Thank you! Bernard

No, the calculations are from 2 different series.

good news -- tested: larger cache means usually advantages- http://www.tomshardware.com/2007/10/24/does_cache_size_matter/

When your broker or FCM gave you the credentials to login will assign your account to one of those CME gateways; that's all. You will trade only (all of your trades) with CME-A or B, or C.. etc. about CME instruments and so on for other exchanges. Essentially...do not care.

Probably the block trades work with a RFQ mode; so both the counterparties agree with the transaction and the costs. I agree with you about FOMC and NFP...especially if something goes wrong with the Tsy on Globex.

Why should be a deterrent, since it allows the player to have large transaction done without slippage on the mkt?

Well, today there is a FOMC to check Globex situation reliability and in couple of days the NFP...

Exactly! I received the same info but from CBOT, but now the cards are on CME fully and the same advisory files already report that the machine engine/algo could be alterated after the migration. :mad:

Please contact the CMEGroup Interest Rate Products and Services team with your opinions about their great initiatives and genius' ideas... Peter Barker 312-930-8554 peter.barker@cmegroup.com Elizabeth Flores 312.338.2801 elizabeth.flores@cmegroup.com Jeff Kilinski 312-648-3817...

..furthermore the legendary transparency about the CBOT price discovery auctions, about which CBOT developed 25 years the Market Profile and LDB, has been hit by CME Group that approved this Block Trading practice....

Or a free Comodo Personal Firewall; I would suggest to stay with 2.4.x vs. the latest 3.x.

Lack of transparancy on large trades, reduced ticks, reduced DOM (and you bet, probably someone is going to access to the full deck of bid/ask to gain an edge @exchange level...) CME Group?! bah! :mad:

Yes, green for me, too! :p

Big jump on volume and they will add pro-quota, you see, so the retail trader is going to been hit often at the end of the queue.

Any link or reliable reference, please? Thank you, B.