http://www.nqlx.com/NQLX/PressRelease/NQLXexpandsRelease.pdf
With IB that ends up being $.001 a share (per side).
With IB that ends up being $.001 a share (per side).
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Am I missing something?
Why would you want to trade an SSF on Q's when a very liquid contract on the Naz 100 already exists.
Why not just trade NQ? You can get better tax treatment, more leverage and deep liquidity?