Quote from Bitstream:
Are you talking about the one listed on the FTSE?
Forget about last question I saw it is also listed on NYSE
Quote from Deringer:
Not that one.
Not that one neither. You're thinking of a totally different instrument.
SPI is a popular futures contract, a derivative of the equity index in Australia, similar to the All Ordinaries..
Quote from jonnysharp:
are you kidding me? have you day traded the SPI? 10 contracts is pushing it.
Quote from Deringer:
No, I'm not kidding.
During Australian hours, they have liquidity. You probably have only glanced into it during the overnight sessions so you're not familair with it. It's totally different from the day (Aussie trading hours time 9:50am-4:30pm).
10 contracts is small size and so nothing.
Quote from jonnysharp:
ok, how many contracts did the SPI trade today? how thick is the B/A book? how many contracts do you trade on the SPI? and are you providing or taking away liquidity?

Quote from Deringer:
Most of the bids and offers may not be shown in the book, but if you hit the price, they will take you.