is it not available anywhere? I realize its low.. but especially on new contracts there are multiple days of 50k churn. say 200K.. thats...
just the SP right now. Crude maybe as well, but I hear theres not much pit action for Crude.
My most recent attempt was through a 90$ CME package through Tradestation that allowed me to see Time and price of pit data. but no size......
Its more of an investigation for me. To find more volume, and where it is. I realize pit trading has much less influence now, but I also know...
Does anyone have a platform that shows in real-time the contracts traded on the floor? Thanks
Thanks for plugging in my numbers too! Gives me a better overall picture. thanks -Tom
Thanks for your insight spindr0.. I did actually do some historical checking with the I.C.'s and for the majority of time in the last year or...
One thought though was always the SPX vs SPY debate.. I like SPX better because my vertical could go deep ITM and I wouldnt have to worry about...
True.. I dont mind lower probability though if my own opinion has a strong overbought/oversold view.. I've mainly got burned in the past not so...
Yea, i've been putting together numerous scenarios... Looks as though the closest I can set the I.C. to the current price the better (still otm),...
Thanks for the confirmation Shhhh... I dont know why, but for some reason, i've always read IC's have a higher loss potential than profit.....
Okay, obviously i'm unskilled in Iron Condors, but I just for the life of me cannot figure this math out... and its making me nutz 6/28/2010...
I was looking at futures contracts on CME and the /CL lists a cash settled european option which mimicks the pricing of actual physical oil...
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