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> In a message dated 98-03-28 19:35:13 EST, you write:
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> <<
> >Well Hans, let me unofficially take up for the CME and Globex. :)
> > >I predict that that "amateur Globex playground-kindergarten" is
> going to >continue to grow and with the startup of "globex2" (the
> new inplimentation
> of
> >globex based on the NSC/GL system developed for the Paris Bourse
> will allow >market.stop limit, OCO, MIT, electronic spread order
> entry. For those >fortunate enough to have access to the Globex
> terminal it will allow viewing >Price book 5 levels deep (currently
> available) and Market book (viewing all >individual orders for the
> entire contract) > >nuf said, > >I'll be waiting. > >Jon McGlothan
>
> Jon,
>
> Would you be kind enough to direct me to your sources (web?)of info
> for this approach? I'm already contemplating returning to
> electronic order entry now that 2nd generation platforms offer more
> promise & appear a bit more stable than what I've tried in the
> past. Interactive Brokers platform allows access to many
> electronically-accessed markets and exchanges;
1st) they acces not only electronicall markets
2nd) I used their Interactive Trader Workstation from oct 96- feb 97
and returned it for many reocurring problems - be warned !
> however, I'm unaware of of Price Book access at this time.
I dont think that is as magic as it sounds - in DTB-Bunds there are
lots of nice people inserting bids and offers for 1000 !!! ctks and as
soon the market jumped away and returns to the level - they are
gone... huh ? <g>
> Who provides such a service for the small trader?
a DTB terminal - a GLOBEX terminal - its was on the future list for
the ITW at my time
> Michael >>
> Michael,
> I received most of my info from WWW.CME.com (search under "Globex",
> but the latest info came in the form of a visit this last friday to
> the CME (kinda like a pilgrimage to Mecca :) ) where I picked up
> additional information. The price book is only available to those
> posessing a Globex Terminal, which requires CME membership, Leasing
> a seat or an Electronic Trading Hours Permit (ETH Program)(currently
> only CTAs are eligible for this program) and the Market book which
> is currently available for the E-mini now and the Big S&P soon.
> AFAIK, electronic order entry with get you a tie in to Globex(only
> LeoWeb) but the books are only availble to those with Globex
> terminals.
yes, thats correct
rgds hans
~~~~~
....and bear in mind
that high reward does not come without its partner high risk !
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