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DB7

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  1. Why are your June No Lead Gasoline futures, with an expiry of 30-May, shown as "Closing only: contract due to expire" but your May No Lead Gasoline, expiring 29-Apr, shown as tradable?

    Your futures desk really ought to be on top of this, it makes it extremely difficult to trade futures when you only put the near term futures up to trade and then over-write with the next roll. It's not the first time I've seen this happen. Ideally, you should be showing at least the next 3 contracts.

  2. For a while, whilst trading in my CFD account, IG was showing the estimated total daily running cost before I entered a trade. Whilst it still shows approx opening/closing cost (namely the spread between bid/offer), for the last couple of weeks, I only see nil for total daily running costs. Is anyone else able to see the total estimated running costs?

    I found it very helpful, even if only an estimate, as some instruments can have a very high cost of carry each day, which could be enough for me to decide to trade the instrument or not.

    If IG Helpdesk could look into this, it would be extremely helpful.

    Thank you

  3. @MongiIG can you advise of a way to replicate the news feed that you previously supplied within IG? In fact, I'm happy to not have the Bloomberg news feed as clicking on that was a waste of time as they require a subscription. However, I found the Reuters news, in particular, to be very useful. 

    I have a twitter account, can I simply recreate what you had in that? 

    @iom120000 thanks for your reply, but just opening twitter in a sidebar is only helpful if I know how to access the same news feeds and refresh them automatically - if you can give me some idea of how to start it, I'll give it a go! For instance, how would I replicate the Reuters news feeds that IG were providing?

  4. In light of the fact that we've lost the Twitter news feed on the IG trading platform (for now), perhaps everyone can post below their favourite twitter news feed?

    Please specify the area of trading it relates to and the name of the twitter handle.

    I will start the ball rolling:

    OIL/ENERGY - #OOTT

    At least we can open a separate screen to have these available for access.

    If anyone knows of a way of making them into a feed rather than having to refresh the twitter page, I'm all ears!!

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