TradeStation Securities Offers Trading of 20-year Treasury Bond Futures from CME Group

TradeStation Securities, Inc., an award-winning, self-clearing online brokerage for trading stocks, ETFs, options, and futures, now offers its clients the ability to trade 20-year Treasury Bond Futures from CME Group. TradeStation Securities continues to expand its suite of over 350 futures and futures options products as part of its depth and breadth of offerings to futures traders.   

"We're excited to be offering a new futures product while continuing our longstanding relationship with CME Group," said John Bartleman, President and Chief Executive Officer of TradeStation Group, Inc. "We're proud to add this new futures contract to meet the needs of our futures customers."  

Clients can trade 20-year Treasury Bond Futures through the TradeStation Desktop, Web, and mobile platforms. These platforms provide advanced visualization and powerful analysis tools. Whichever way customers choose to trade, they'll have access to educational resources, free-market data, and experienced customer support, including trade-desk specialists.  

"We're pleased TradeStation is supporting the launch of our new 20-Year U.S. Treasury Bond futures," said Agha Mirza, Global Head of Rates and OTC Products at CME Group. "This new contract will offer greater efficiency and precision in managing exposure at the 20-year maturity point on the U.S. Treasury curve. We look forward to continuing our strong relationship with TradeStation to provide clients, including the broader fixed-income trading community, with additional ways to access our deep, liquid U.S. Treasury risk management products." 

In addition to the new product, TradeStation Securities is offering a pricing promotion cutting per-contract futures fees in half when qualifying customers open an account between now and April 30, 2022, using the code: FUTRAFZT. Customers who open their futures account during the promotional period will qualify for a 50% reduction of brokerage fees and pay $.75 per standard contract, and $.25 per micro contract.

Source: PR Newswire