Anyone know? Spread contracts at nadex.com appear to be capped futures, does that mean they're eligible to be treated like futuers? What about binary options?
What do you mean IQ is lagging and not ready for prime time? This is the first I've heard of this. Do you have any more evidence of this or is this a single case with this single exchange? Generally they have gotten very good reviews for the price. I have been happy with them. I would love to...
Just wanted to get some ideas about this, I know the two are very different and what advantages exist for intraday trading, whether it be short swings, scalping, or whatever. Differences in margin, etc? Thx.
By the way I'm looking for something rather liquid. Looking at ZG at night doesn't seem that liquid, is there something that trades on a European exchange perhaps that tracks spot gold and is more liquid?
Ah yeah sorry, I should have been more specific. Futures only. Surely with options they'd have to support that at the exchange otherwise those option strategies wouldn't be possible. In fact I think certain option strategies have their own product codes, not sure about that at CME.
So with...
Not sure what IB has to do with this. Isn't it the systems at the exchange that decide this? CME would have this ability no? (or not have it, as the case may be).
Also you said these two products are unrelated. Can you give me an example of two products that are related that you could do this...
Can I submit an order to buy n contracts (say n is a low number for simplicity) of front month corn futures and also to buy n contracts of front month wheat futures so that they are either both filled or neither filled?
Is it possible to submit orders for say two different instruments and have either both of them filled or neither of them filled? (either market or limit)
Wondering if they are covered under the same rules that tax futures (1256, mark to market, no wash rule), or if they are somehow different?
Does it matter what kind of option it is? (vanilla, exotic[binaries]), etc?
Thought so as well, just that I thought I saw somewhere that they claimed ECN-ness. Could be wrong.
And yeah I too was befuddled with all the responses about IB-IDEALPRO.. Probably confused the issue though by having that in the subject.
Not sure I understand. Zen API is available, I asked about Transact's API and they said volume had to be pretty high to get access. How exactly is this different from Zen's policy?