[diablo272]

This is a from a search on their website, not sure if these contracts are actually available since I'm not a subscriber. Looks like they only carry the SGX contract:

SNS# MINI NIKKEI 225 JUN 2009 SGX
SNSA# MINI NIKKEI 225 JUN 2009 SGX
SNSAH0 MINI NIKKEI 225 MAR 2010 SGX
SNSAM0 MINI NIKKEI 225 JUN 2010 SGX
SNSAM9 MINI NIKKEI 225 JUN 2009 SGX
SNSAU9 MINI NIKKEI 225 SEP 2009 SGX
SNSAZ9 MINI NIKKEI 225 DEC 2009 SGX
SNSH0 MINI NIKKEI 225 MAR 2010 SGX
SNSM0 MINI NIKKEI 225 JUN 2010 SGX
SNSM9 MINI NIKKEI 225 JUN 2009 SGX
SNSP# MINI NIKKEI 225 JUN 2009 SGX
SNSPH0 MINI NIKKEI 225 MAR 2010 SGX
SNSPM0 MINI NIKKEI 225 JUN 2010 SGX
SNSPM9 MINI NIKKEI 225 JUN 2009 SGX
SNSPU9 MINI NIKKEI 225 SEP 2009 SGX
SNSPZ9 MINI NIKKEI 225 DEC 2009 SGX
SNSU9 MINI NIKKEI 225 SEP 2009 SGX
SNSZ9 MINI NIKKEI 225 DEC 2009 SGX

http://www.iqfeed.net/symbolguide/in...ide&web=iqfeed (search for "mini nikkei" in all exchanges)

Also, I know you asked for tick data, but IB does carry the mini nikkei, not sure which exchange(s) though. But it's not tick data.

[MidKnight]

IMHO, do not bother with SGX contract, at least not for charting and taking trade signals from. Stick to where the real volume is, which is Osaka. Because of that, you don't want to use IQFeed because they only offer SGX. I tried and tried to lobby them to expand their international markets to Osaka and Tokyo but Jay was not interested. Because of that, I left them and went to esignal. esignal is the best priced for a retail chump like me. CQG and bloomberg cost a lot.

Just to be clear, I'm not suggesting don't trade on SGX (I sometimes do), but only suggesting that basing trade decisions from the market where the volume is - which is Osaka. The mini does great volume, and by value, the bigs do a lot more.

I hope this helps some.

With kind regards,
MK