Ray>And I really don't know any good places to get this type of
information, which is why I'm depending on their information. They use the "Moore" spreads if you are familiar with that. <
That a good one Ray. Try this link
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During the course of a year, brokers expect to earn the amount in the person's account. So, if you are going to affect your creditability by recommending brokers, make sure they give you something. We suspect volatility is used to calculate margins. So, if a contract increases in activity, 90 days later the margin may adjust. I know of no rule that says if your contract goes up the margin goes up.
In fact, contracts can go sideways nowhere, and a spread can take off. I just look at the spread charts, seasonals and TA; margins usually remain stable as far as I know.
Next year I expect to see your name in the timeline for misc.invest.futures your input is greatly appreciated.
Let me know your handle on Elite so I can send you private messages.
If you put www. in front of your web addresses, it makes them an active link in your posts. This makes them easier to read, easier to use. And isolates them from the text.
Good Luck -ooO-(GoldTrader)-Ooo-
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