Frontend for CME futures options butterflies

[DeltaOneFutures]

I want to trade CME futures options, mostly butterflies, and want to avoid legging or using an autospreader.

Is there a good frontend which supports the exchange listed butterfly products e.g. https://www.cmegroup.com/confluence...eads+and+Combinations+Available+on+CME+Globex

CQG or TT or ?

Edit: IB seems like a good place to start, order routed natively to Globex.

 

[ZBZB]

Www.interactivebrokers.com option trader will let you see the market.

 

[Robert Morse]

CME Direct - https://www.cmegroup.com/trading/cme-direct.html

 

[patrickrooney]

I want to trade CME futures options, mostly butterflies, and want to avoid legging or using an autospreader.

Is there a good frontend which supports the exchange listed butterfly products e.g. https://www.cmegroup.com/confluence...eads+and+Combinations+Available+on+CME+Globex

CQG or TT or ?

Edit: IB seems like a good place to start, order routed natively to Globex.
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It's very easy to build this fly on TT.

 

[xandman]

Your combo ticket should be sufficient unless you want an execution edge for large quantities.

You won't exactly see a continuous series of possible options fly combinations as "exchange listed". It is unlike the market for Futures butterflies.

Rather you will see the RFQ listings which will contain individual and blocks of flys that are in demand. The combinations and quantities will be sporadic and it is up to you to decide, if you want to provide liquidity.

When you structure a fly and send the order ticket, that combo becomes a part of the RFQ listing process. CME shows these listings on CME Direct.

 

[Same Lazy Element]

It's very easy to build this fly on TT.

However, CME direct is free AND has better RFQ functionality.