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The Spider usually has 100,000 on both sides of the bid @ 110 that means it takes 10 million dollars to move the spread at least. That is very significant.
I.E. the liquidity is huge.
-----Original Message-----
From: fpi@xxxxxxxxxxxx [SMTP:fpi@xxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Wednesday, November 04, 1998 1:24 PM
To: omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx
Subject: SPDR's & DIA's anyone trading them?
You wrote:
I was taking a look at SPDR's & DIAMONDS, dose anyone have any thoughts on
them?
What I liked was that they trade like stocks (with no expire date like
options), but I was hoping there was options traded on them, but I couldn't
find any. I really don't like AMEX & these are AMEX index's, do they have
the liquidity?
Thanks, Mike
***Can't speak for Diamonds, but I have no trouble with 1000- to 2000-share
lots on Spiders.
FPI
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