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I have the same question as you concerning stocks but have not reach a
conclusion as of yet.
I've been taking my time with this issue by reading books etc. The S&P
doesn't enjoy the same electronic speed of executions that stocks do. The
snail to ferarri you speak of is in my opinion to much advantage to give
the floor trader. Solution would be to get rid of the floor broker and go
electronic. Maybe sometime in the future this might happen.
Robert
, Michael Stewart wrote:
>So the contract halved last year and since then annual/monthly volumes are
>down, open Interest down - volatility in the cash market is up and theres
>target bombing on specific stocks (40% moves in a day on a regular basis) -
>insiders moving futures ahead of big cash market moves (Goldmans and JP
>Morgan sold 6,000 prior to Monday's cash mkt fall) - they can't all have
>read TD's post - ho ho
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>The S&P price action turns from snail to ferarri as you blink - I'd be
>interested to know if anyone else thinks that daytrading stocks might offer
>more bang for your buck than S&P futures
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