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Hi;
Lind-Waldock has told me that they will not take an
spread order to buy a future and buy an put at
a given spread price, but they will take a spread
order on two options. Is this common? Might this be
because, I understand, that the futures and options are
usually traded in different pits. I would think that a pit
trader would like to grab one half of a conversion this way.
Does anybody know of broker who will take such orders or
for more exotic orders? An example might be one
based on an underlying volatility or contingent on the
price of the underlying? Thanks.
Ted
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