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IB and Price Pauses

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Hello Traders,

 

I wonder if someone would be so kind as to tell me if they observed the price pausing for YM on 12/13/11 (and today) at the following times and prices:

 

On 12/13/11, YM paused at the times specified below at the stated prices.

 

PRICE START TIME END TIME TIME DIFFERENCE

12127 14:05:51 14:07:55 0:02:04

12126 14:08:37 14:09:22 0:00:45

12087 14:17:31 14:18:25 0:00:54

12025 14:58:40 14:59:45 0:01:05

 

Today, 12/14/11 YM paused at the prices stated below

PRICE START TIME END TIME TIME DIFFERENCE

11818 15:22:57 15:24:28 0:01:31

11845 15:53:12 15:22:00 0:01:48

 

 

So, for example, on 12/13/11 I observed the price for YM remain at 12127 for 2mins at 4 seconds. Did anyone see that?

 

Today, I observed the price for YM remain 11818 for 1min and 31 seconds and so on ... Again did anyone else notice that?

 

Please let me know, as I'm not sure if I this is common or should complain to Interactive Broker.

 

Really appreciate your feedback on this.

 

Cheers

 

Carlton

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Hello Traders,

 

I wonder if someone would be so kind as to tell me if they observed the price pausing for YM on 12/13/11 (and today) at the following times and prices:

 

On 12/13/11, YM paused at the times specified below at the stated prices.

 

PRICE START TIME END TIME TIME DIFFERENCE

12127 14:05:51 14:07:55 0:02:04

12126 14:08:37 14:09:22 0:00:45

12087 14:17:31 14:18:25 0:00:54

12025 14:58:40 14:59:45 0:01:05

 

Today, 12/14/11 YM paused at the prices stated below

PRICE START TIME END TIME TIME DIFFERENCE

11818 15:22:57 15:24:28 0:01:31

11845 15:53:12 15:22:00 0:01:48

 

 

So, for example, on 12/13/11 I observed the price for YM remain at 12127 for 2mins at 4 seconds. Did anyone see that?

 

Today, I observed the price for YM remain 11818 for 1min and 31 seconds and so on ... Again did anyone else notice that?

 

Please let me know, as I'm not sure if I this is common or should complain to Interactive Broker.

 

Really appreciate your feedback on this.

 

Cheers

 

Carlton

 

are those exchange time you are quoting?

which month you are tracking?

 

 

in case you are not aware...

 

1. YM RTH closes at 15:15

 

2. YM rollover was last Thursday

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Please let me know, as I'm not sure if I this is common or should complain to Interactive Broker.

 

Really appreciate your feedback on this.

 

Cheers

 

Carlton

 

I don't know what are you going to complain about.

 

Interactivebrokers broadcasts the same quotes to all the clients.

It is like a radio broadcast, everybody receives the same quote from the same source at the same origin.

 

If there is any delay at IB, everybody would receive the same delay.

 

If you are the only one that receives delayed data, then the delay would have been caused by something somewhere between Interactivebrokers and your computer.

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are those exchange time you are quoting?

which month you are tracking?

 

 

in case you are not aware...

 

1. YM RTH closes at 15:15

 

2. YM rollover was last Thursday

 

Hi Tams, as always thanks for responding (you are so helpful).

 

I have to admit, I wasn't aware that YM had rolled over last Thursday. I've been tracking December, 2011. Should I be tracking March, 2012?

 

Cheers

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here's my data from interactivebrokers.

 

it is the same data you have, you can compare them to see if your ISP caused any discrepancies.

 

Tams, I've been looking at your quotes for 12/13/11, however I don't see any of my quotes listed. For example, just doing a search for YM price of12127, I'm not seeing anything in your attachment ......

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Tams, I've been looking at your quotes for 12/13/11, however I don't see any of my quotes listed. For example, just doing a search for YM price of12127, I'm not seeing anything in your attachment ......

 

Tams, as you can see from the attachment, the price of YM at 19:05:51 GMT (14:05:51 EST) is 12127, for just over 2 minutes the price is still at 12127. However, I don't see that price in your attachment.....

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Hi Tams, as always thanks for responding (you are so helpful).

 

I have to admit, I wasn't aware that YM had rolled over last Thursday. I've been tracking December, 2011. Should I be tracking March, 2012?

 

Cheers

 

the rollover for index futures is 8 days before expiry.

yes, you MUST change contract to the active month, which is Mar 2012.

 

the trading activity of the current month drops dramatically after rollover,

thus you see the extended "price pause".

 

you can call up both months and compare the volume difference.

 

see this article for info

Rollover Days

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Does it not reopen at 15mins later at 15:30?

 

Cheers

 

you should pay attention to volume activities

 

please the volume bars on the bottom of your chart.

observe the volume level between RTH and after hours.

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Tams, I've been looking at your quotes for 12/13/11, however I don't see any of my quotes listed. For example, just doing a search for YM price of12127, I'm not seeing anything in your attachment ......

 

that's because the quotes I attached above are for the active month -- Mar 2012.

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the rollover for index futures is 8 days before expiry.

yes, you MUST change contract to the active month, which is Mar 2012.

 

the trading activity of the current month drops dramatically after rollover,

thus you see the extended "price pause".

 

you can call up both months and compare the volume difference.

 

see this article for info

Rollover Days

 

Thanks ever-so-much Tams, that explains it for me.

 

Cheers mate...

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you should pay attention to volume activities

 

please the volume bars on the bottom of your chart.

observe the volume level between RTH and after hours.

 

Once again, thanks Tams. You have been truly helpful with my journey.....

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Tams, am I correct in the above statement? Also, if YM closes at 15:15, how is it that I have traded YM after that time?

 

Cheers

 

you should always study the contract specification before you start trading the instrument.

The document is available at the exchange's website.

 

 

the market re-opens after RTH for the over night session, that's why your trade gets executed after close.

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Once again, thanks Tams. You have been truly helpful with my journey.....

 

You are welcome. Glad I can help.

 

Everybody starts at the same place, I was there once.

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you should always study the contract specification before you start trading the instrument.

The document is available at the exchange's website.

 

 

the market re-opens after RTH for the over night session, that's why your trade gets executed after close.

 

I thought I read that YM close at 15:15pm for maintenance and then re-opened at 15:30pm. Is that incorrect?

 

Cheers

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You are welcome. Glad I can help.

 

Everybody starts at the same place, I was there once.

 

Hi Tam,

 

You may recall that I've been using Excel to develop a system based on trading at levels where price pauses. The attached is typical of the type of wining/losing trades I have been achieving using the system. I trade two hours a day - 14:00 - 16:00.

 

I wonder if I could ask you (or any trader willing to comment) to take a look at the trade log for 12/13/11 and let me know if that is typical of what traders would expect to be earning per day.

 

Without being condescending, Blue represents profits, Red represents losses.

 

Cheers

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I thought I read that YM close at 15:15pm for maintenance and then re-opened at 15:30pm. Is that incorrect?

 

Cheers

 

read my post again... the answer is there.

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Hi Tam,

 

You may recall that I've been using Excel to develop a system based on trading at levels where price pauses. The attached is typical of the type of wining/losing trades I have been achieving using the system. I trade two hours a day - 14:00 - 16:00.

 

I wonder if I could ask you (or any trader willing to comment) to take a look at the trade log for 12/13/11 and let me know if that is typical of what traders would expect to be earning per day.

 

Without being condescending, Blue represents profits, Red represents losses.

 

Cheers

 

what is the time zone of 14:00 - 16:00 ? New York time? Exchange time?

 

 

every trader is different... you have to be comfortable with your expectation and risk tolerance.

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