Online trading just got faster, better, more economical

At Robbins Trading Company, innovation is a way of life. The World Cup Championship broke new ground in 1984. System Assist changed the way system traders conduct business in 1986. Robbins Online redefined Internet order entry in 1998. So it should have come as no surprise when we announced our new dimension for trading in 2000: order entry direct from your quote screen.

We teamed with DTN InterQuote to blend our online services together so effectively that the resulting product equals more than the sum of the parts. Robbins Online and InterQuote Real Time have been integrated to enable futures trading right off of your quote screen! No more minimizing screens and launching new browsers. No more hitting "Refresh" to receive order confirmations. Double click any data cell on your InterQuote screen in a selected market to launch the order-entry process. It's so easy..

Robbins Online and InterQuote deliver both form and function. Robbins Online is the result of years of research and development. It selects the most efficient routing channel for every order presented by exchange-sponsored and electronic order-entry systems, offering reliability through redundancy. InterQuote Real Time provides tick-by-tick quote information from most U.S. exchanges on futures, options, equities, mutual funds, and bonds. The InterQuote screen can be installed with a simple download and is loaded with scores of conveient features.

Robbins Online is recognized for an intuitive design that allows use in minutes with confidence. Enter a market order or a contingency options spread with the same ease. Peer-to-peer application allows two-way messaging and eliminates the delays common to browser-based systems. Advanced order-management features organize even the most complex positions. The range of InterQuote Real Time information at your fingertips is wide, allowing customization of 80 fields of data. Set trade alerts, utilize intra-day and historical charting, and much more.

System access and trade execution may be delayed or interrupted by market volatility, order size, lack of liquidity, technological issues, or other factors.