TOS Symbol for S&P Futures Day Session

[Vision]

Does anyone know if TOS offers a symbol for the S&P futures day session only?

 

[Joshua]

Have you tried this? Otherwise, I am not sure about a separate symbol.

 

[Vision]

I have, am wondering if there's a symbol. Thanks.

 

[SaintsOptions]

Isn't it /es in ToS?

 

[lucius]

@SaintsOptions is corect. /ES aka the E-mini S&P 500 is an equivalent to the SPY.
More info here: https://www.cmegroup.com/markets/equities/sp/e-mini-sandp500.html#

 

[skaboy]

the Z indicates the instrument is optionable.
Look in the Fundamentals for a guide.

 

[Joshua]

TOS does not appear to support a symbol notation which isolates the electronic day session from what I can tell. It should be something like /ESZ21D, but I can't find any combination that pulls up any data in TOS. I can't find any data for pit trading or the composite either, for obvious reasons.

@skaboy Z is December.

 

[skaboy]

True it does not seem that TOS does what you say, that is isolate day from night!.
But I looked.
The symbol you quote, with the last D removed, is listed in the options /ES options, but TOS indicates N/A in the table
Check it out

 

[howsdiswork]

TOS does not appear to support a symbol notation which isolates the electronic day session from what I can tell. It should be something like /ESZ21D, but I can't find any combination that pulls up any data in TOS. I can't find any data for pit trading or the composite either, for obvious reasons.

@skaboy Z is December.

there's no such thing as a composite quote for futures. There aren't multiple exchanges that trade the same contract.

 

[Joshua]

At one point, you could specify electronic, electronic day session only, pit trading, electronic/pit composite, and possibly others, using some not very well known contract code extensions. These are defunct now as far as I know.