Basically, thats what I was looking for. Just to add on to that, instead of changing the red line (for your average entry point), maybe use some other type of marker on the DOM to indicate you have a position there, which could be a different color line, or even just a blue or red triangle in the top left corner of market price where your position is, maybe even use a number in the corner to signify how many contracts you have at a particular price.

Just some ideas how to put it on the DOM. It would just be a lot easier to be able to take a peak at the DOM and see all your current positions.

Thanks again for even reading suggestions. I think that says a lot about IronBeam.

Motivated by the information I found on this fine site, I'm considering moving to Ironbeam. I've seen some of the videos; however, the Ironbeam Firetip X platform does not have a comprehensive Users Guide, Help Library or other written documentation, which would have been helpful.

Anyway, from what I can determine, Firetip X has no Order Type that is similar to Trading Technologies' TT Trailing Limit Order. That order type is well-documented here:

library.tradingtechnologies.com/trade/tto-trailing-limit-order.html

And none of Firetip X's existing built-in Order Types accommodates a Start Time (like most Trading Technologies' orders do).

Maybe I overlooked something; so, is all of this correct and if so, can these features be added sometime soon?

The questions were posted last week during the live AMA webinar (in the chat box)

Thanks for the suggestion! I forwarded it over to our development team. I'm not sure how it will be prioritized but I like the idea and hope to see it in future updates. I'll let you know if/when it is added.

I was just provided with the questions transcript from the Q&A and it looks like I did miss your questions somehow, although about 14 minutes in I had already covered MBO/Rithmic. I apologize, I assure you it was not intentional as this is a pretty easy one to answer.

The answer to your first two is yes, the data will be identical as it is supplied from CME (Bookmap receives the same MBO data as us).

The answer to your last questions is I am not sure. There are too many trading platforms out there for me to be intimately familiar with. But I know that the first step will be simply adding MBO to the DOM/ladder so that you can see buy/sell order sizes at every price increment instead of the standard ten levels.

I should also politely add that we did our best with the AMA (it is our first) and I genuinely thought we got to all of the questions.

Greetings.

I'm a little late with my question, but I am just reaching the point where it has become relevant. I did go back and review all of the questions and answers related to joining IronBeam as a Canadian trader. However, I have the following additional question, if you would be so kind.

I do have a USD bank account. I have the MICR-encoded account number.
Question: Will it be possible to deposit and withdraw money from the IronBeam account by connecting my bank account to my trading account?
If so, are there any fees associated with depositing/withdrawing?
If not, what are the options for Canadian clients?

Thanks.

Hello,

Re: Ironbeam w/ CME trading business, 2 questions please:

- do you receive TransferWise trading account deposits?
- what's the total commission and fees for a roundtrip (1 futures contract in and 1 out) for trading MES futures?

Thanks and looking forward,
Liv

Hi, I'm an Ironbeam client through Optimus, currently using CQG data within Sierra Charts and have a couple of questions for you.


First question is on CQG's full suite of data. I'm looking for real-time cash index as well as equity data which CQG has. After speaking with Optimus this afternoon they have advised that Ironbeam doesn't offer this data though. Is there a reason for this? I believe that these data options are available through other brokers so was curious as to why you don't have them.

Second question regards the TT/Sierra connection. You've mentioned above that you do not currently support this. Is there any intention of doing so in the future? Sierra's data options seem to be expanding (and include cash indices as well as equities) and are reasonably priced. If the full suite of CQG data isn't available, having Sierra's Denali feed as an executable option would be great and would eliminate the need to subscribe to 2 different data sources.