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Over the years I have avoided trading the NY markets because of , what I
feel, is unethical practices. Underscore, what I feel. Every time I would
complain about a bad fill or a non response to a request, the answer was , "
if you don't like it trade somewhere else." So I took the advise. I had
complained to my broker and the reply was to put in specific orders at
specific prices. Have you ever seen a 1 lot control a market. Try it some
time. It is amusing. So over the years I have traded were the odds were not
so one sided. Ira.
Tin Mervin Yeung wrote:
> Hi, RTs,
>
> In the past, I only traded futures listed in Chicago. Now, I start to
> trade sugar. I notice that it usually takes less than 3 minutes to get
> filled in Chicago (CME or CBOT), but on CSCE in NY, it took more than 10
> minutes. And the fills were bad. Those fills in Chicago are usually
> good. Why is this possible? My friend just advised me to avoid the New
> York market all together. Although my sugar trade turns out to a big
> winner, I don't feel good to give up so many ticks in order to get out.
> (Oh, I end this sentence with a preposition! Is this not allowed in
> Standard English? )
>
> Mervin
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