Cost Differences Between FANG Stocks and NASDAQ-100 Futures

Discussion in 'Index Futures' started by ajacobson, Sep 26, 2018.

  1. ajacobson

    ajacobson

    From CME research
     
  2. Robert Morse

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  3. Overnight

    Overnight

    ICE can FOADIAF.

    I HATE those guys.
     
  4. Robert Morse

    Robert Morse Sponsor

    Why?
     
  5. Overnight

    Overnight

  6. Robert Morse

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  7. Overnight

    Overnight

    You are absolutely correct there, OMM. I have been biased against them ever since they bought the TF away from CME some years ago. So I would have had to pay an extra $117 per month just to trade that one instrument. When it came back to CME, it was a shell of what it once was. (lol). And I used to say to myself...What is the big deal of $117 per month? If I can make $500 per month in it, isn't it worth it?

    Alas, I never got back into following the Russell, I gravitated to other CME instruments. But still, the fees they charge...Ugggg!
     
  8. southall

    southall

    I think it better not to invest time with their products as they have a history of price gauging.
    Didn't ICE/NYSE shakedown your firm/your clients for exorbitant non display fees a few years back?

    I switched from FTSE futures to DAX futures after ICE bought LIFFE and raised fees. Best to avoid ICE if possible.
     
    Last edited: Sep 27, 2018
  9. Robert Morse

    Robert Morse Sponsor

    The Non-display fees where not just targeting Lightspeed but we were forced to be compliant before other APIs that provide data. There are now exemptions for some individuals and we have a process to turn off MD to the display. On the future’s side, the CME also has non-display fees. Fun, fun.

    The reality is that if you have a small account and trade very little, the ICE is material. If you are active, and find alpha from their symbols, it is the cost of doing business.
     
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  10. Visaria

    Visaria

    There are bucket shops here in the UK that refuse to offer ICE products because of the fees.
     
    #10     Sep 27, 2018