106R Complete Rules

Discussion in 'Financial Futures' started by jearnest, Oct 5, 2004.

  1. Fool me once shame on you. Fool me twice shame on me.

    You wasted my time once. That is enough for me.
     
    #11     Oct 6, 2004
  2. I definitely prefer brokers that do not offer J_Trader ...

    :p
     
    #12     Oct 6, 2004
  3. virgin

    virgin

    Jearnest,



    Only LLC's or also corporations worldwide ?

    What would be the price after oct 2005 to lease a CME seat ?
     
    #13     Oct 6, 2004
  4. globalfutures

    globalfutures Global Futures Exchange <br>& Trading Company

    Hello FX Trader:
    We understand your concerns. This is precisely the reason we offer multiple Trading platforms including X_trader, Ran, Ranpro, TradeBolt, Ifocus...We will be offering 3 more trading platforms through CQG. They are all none patsystems execution platform.
     
    #14     Oct 6, 2004
  5. jearnest

    jearnest Velocity Futures


    Any LLC worldwide (you would need the ability to dole out gains and losses like a partnership, ie an LLC...if it were only C or S corp. then you would have to do it by stock ownership %).

    I don't know what the price would be in Oct 2005, but the price today is:

    IOM purchase $175,000, lease $1300
    IMM purchase $247,500 lease $2600

    You would actually need to lease two seats or purchase one in Oct. 2005 to continue the low rate schedule.

    Jay
     
    #15     Oct 6, 2004
  6. Xenia

    Xenia

    Expires in October 2005.

    Then pay those ridiculous "regular fees" again ?
     
    #16     May 23, 2005
  7. Xenia

    Xenia

    #17     Jun 2, 2005
  8. Transact does offer Trademaven as front end platform.
     
    #18     Jun 2, 2005
  9. Aaron

    Aaron

    For purposes of qualifying for Electronic Corporate Membership (ECM), I don't see the distinction between "proprietary trading firms" and "hedge funds". The rules say that hedge funds that "hold and/or manage third-party funds are not eligible for ECM." But isn't that what proprietary trading firms do? Some third-party must own them and the firm "manages" their funds, right?

    The rules also say a proprietary trading firm "is a legal entity that trades its own capital." Well, hedge funds are legal entities that trade their own capital also. Hedge funds are in turn owned by their investors just as proprietary trading firms are owned by their investors/owners.

    Is the CME making an unfair distinction?

    Aaron Schindler
    Schindler Trading
     
    #19     Jun 2, 2005
  10. Are purchases being financed or is it a 100% cash deal?

    Do you guys arrange and process the paperwork for the exchange?
     
    #20     Jun 2, 2005