I would like a viable answer to this question.
Why are E-mini futures traders not given depth of bid as is available in normal Level II window?
This is an absolute sham. The globex exchange where E-mini ES and NQ contracts are traded has this information. The orders processed there are either limit or market orders. There are no other types. You can place a limit order and see the inside incrament by the number of contracts in your order. Ostensibly, limit orders set either above or below the spread are also booked and recorded. There is no viable technical reason why ES and NQ traders are denied this information in a dynamic realtime sense.
Further TOS only displays adjustments to Best Ask or Bid. This is more of the same BS.
If you think for one moment that the folks at Globex don't have and use this information either directly, or indirectly by selling it institutional investors, your head is in the sand.
This is a huge ripoff of the E-mini traders. This information exists and is being withheld.
SW
Antares Equity LLC
oneway
Why are E-mini futures traders not given depth of bid as is available in normal Level II window?
This is an absolute sham. The globex exchange where E-mini ES and NQ contracts are traded has this information. The orders processed there are either limit or market orders. There are no other types. You can place a limit order and see the inside incrament by the number of contracts in your order. Ostensibly, limit orders set either above or below the spread are also booked and recorded. There is no viable technical reason why ES and NQ traders are denied this information in a dynamic realtime sense.
Further TOS only displays adjustments to Best Ask or Bid. This is more of the same BS.
If you think for one moment that the folks at Globex don't have and use this information either directly, or indirectly by selling it institutional investors, your head is in the sand.
This is a huge ripoff of the E-mini traders. This information exists and is being withheld.
SW
Antares Equity LLC
oneway