I looked through the forums and found only a few references to prop trading firms that did futures. Are there any here that people would recommend. I'd like the option of doing remote trading also (not a must though). Please feel free to PM me.
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Any Prop Future firms?
- Thread starter blackbeard
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Enigma Trading Sevices Milan
try looking here:
http://www.trade2win.com/traderpedia/Trading_Arcade_Index
or here:
http://www.traderdaily.com/news/item/1085.html
http://www.trade2win.com/traderpedia/Trading_Arcade_Index
or here:
http://www.traderdaily.com/news/item/1085.html
Thanks to all that replied. Thanks Arb for the links .I've only had a few PM's. There has to be a few more that trade the emini???
http://buyz.50megs.com/brokerlinks.html
Not necessarily complete or up to date, but a decent linklist starting point for prop shops and other futures related.
Not necessarily complete or up to date, but a decent linklist starting point for prop shops and other futures related.
Quote from osorico:
Is this futures terminology for hedging within the same account? (ie, same contract, same expirey, both long and short open positions, likened to a straddle in options terms.)
Nevermind.
Found several explanations via web search for "cross margin".
To answer my own question, the answer is yes. (that's how I'm understanding it, so long as the "product" is eligible for cross-margining AND the clearing firm where "product" is held meets specific requirements AND participates in cross margining.) Ultimately, the purpose of cross-margin is for reduced margin requirements given multiple qualifying positions within a single and possibly across multiple account(s). Nothing specific to any particular strategy.