bond futures

Discussion in 'Financial Futures' started by Vinny1, Jun 20, 2002.

  1. IB
     
    #91     Nov 11, 2003
  2. Refco for longer term trades, not cheap but they have an excellent research .
    Walter
     
    #92     Nov 11, 2003
  3. IF it loads... What annoys me most is that it's always the morons with the slowest servers and conncetions who have the most gigantic high-resolution logos and the most elaborate flash presentations on their websites.
     
    #93     Nov 11, 2003
  4. josbarr

    josbarr

    Monday evening through Tuesday afternoon, A/C/E Financials will be closed while all other A/C/E products will operate on their regular schedule. A/C/E Financials will resume their normal schedule Tuesday evening.




     
    #94     Nov 11, 2003
  5. where the notes and bonds open tues night on ACE?

    perhaps some money flow will go into them from equities?

    or might they open up more based on where japan's bonds trade
    tonight and the bund traded today ?
     
    #95     Nov 11, 2003
  6. of the biggest local in the bonds /notes these days?

    I saw an article about him but forgot his name

    ken , perhaps ??
     
    #96     Nov 21, 2003
  7. The dollar value is more important then number of contracts. Why would someone want to pay 5 times the commision to execute 5 mini's instead of one big contract.

    The answer is because the e-minis provide better fills to retail traders. Not that retail traders dominate the market. But you said "someone"

    There has been published studies...probably by some broker trying to increase business....but anyways these published studies prove that the fills are better in the e-mini verses the big contract.

    I have traded both and find this to be true. I personally know 250 lot traders that would not take the chance on the big contract and perfer the better fill and the huge increase in commmish verses a lower bottom line.

    Michael B.
     
    #97     Nov 22, 2003
  8. Also,

    You can scale in or out with multiple contracts. Personally, I find trading 1 contract very difficult. Do I keep it or cover?

    This is assuming one vs 5 contracts. If you have big bucks, then this is a moot point.

    Jay
     
    #98     Nov 22, 2003
  9. Also,

    You get to see bid and offer and have a faster report back of trade with e-mini.

    With the big ones you only get last trade and it takes longer to get confirmation of fill.

    Michael B.
     
    #99     Nov 22, 2003
  10. any fixed income traders out there

    follow this market intraday with live prices

    and can it sometimes lead the 10 yr notes

    30 yr bonds in rallies and dips ?
     
    #100     Nov 29, 2003