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Yep fully agree, Time Zone where you are based is very critical to what you trade. After trading the Hang Seng back in 2006 from Europe and having to wake in the middle of the night several times to check or adjust positions, I soon gave up that indice as it just didn't make sense to pursue it at the cost of my sleep and health.
As weird as it sounds, SPA35 is my absolute favourite. It does not react much to news so theres no spikes, no surprise moves but its volatility is good. This makes it perfect for day-trading with technical analysis. Its a butter smooth indice to trade and you dont have to worry about market open moves influenced by stuff like data release and pre-market performance.
I need momentum for my trading strategy, so I only trade DAX and Dow, and I try to only trade the first 30 minutes of both markets. On Dow I usually have all my best trades within the first 5 min candle, on DAX the good opportunities may take a bit longer. I'm not sure, but I don't think the algos are as dominant just after the open, so you avoid a lot of the chop and shake outs that happens later in the session. The moves are fast, and even though it can be scary it works for me. I get more stressed from the slow grind that starts after the first 30 minutes. Thanks for great content!
HK50 is said to be a swindlers market in that the number of false moves are staggering on top of its highly volatile nature. Intermediate supports seemingly mean nothing to the big boys in HK, they like to go for the tops and bottoms to hit stops. JP225s direction is more easily determined compared with the HK50 but it can be more volatile than the latter. CN50 consistently pumps and dumps due to the lack of discipline from the 'aunties and uncles' in China. The state has a lot of influence on the markets so this market tends to make large moves in a short time and then trade in ranges.
out of all of them. the one with the highest ATR is easily NAS100 aka US100 you could only trade that and make some serious bank, and it has the lower of the spreads as far as US indices go. that or US30
Now this is a good question. One could argue that indexes are aggregates, and prone to noise, for example the DXY which sums up major pairs, weighted, but however, JPY is not so well correlated to GBP or anyway, this aggregation could make no sens on economic level. And on most TF; i had already a chart with all pairs and the DXY, NOW, if we denoise the DXY, and we see a sharp move this could be a very good signal.... !
If you look at the Dax 1m chart, it seems very very choppy missing volume (no interest) in the afterhours.. I do agree its the best Europe index, but way less solid and accurate than US index..
Can you make a video about slippage in the market? Mainly trading index futures like the emini S&P500 futures. So I mainly trade the emini and I was wondering if I decide to let’s say buy a 100 or more contracts per trade would I mainly get filled at one price or am I going to get filled at multiple prices and if so how many different price levels am I going to get filled at (approximately). Let me know if this video is possible to do. Feel free to ask me any questions if you are not sure what I am talking about I can explain it further. Thanks.
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Yep fully agree, Time Zone where you are based is very critical to what you trade. After trading the Hang Seng back in 2006 from Europe and having to wake in the middle of the night several times to check or adjust positions, I soon gave up that indice as it just didn't make sense to pursue it at the cost of my sleep and health.
As weird as it sounds, SPA35 is my absolute favourite. It does not react much to news so theres no spikes, no surprise moves but its volatility is good. This makes it perfect for day-trading with technical analysis. Its a butter smooth indice to trade and you dont have to worry about market open moves influenced by stuff like data release and pre-market performance.
I need momentum for my trading strategy, so I only trade DAX and Dow, and I try to only trade the first 30 minutes of both markets. On Dow I usually have all my best trades within the first 5 min candle, on DAX the good opportunities may take a bit longer. I'm not sure, but I don't think the algos are as dominant just after the open, so you avoid a lot of the chop and shake outs that happens later in the session. The moves are fast, and even though it can be scary it works for me. I get more stressed from the slow grind that starts after the first 30 minutes.
Thanks for great content!
HK50 is said to be a swindlers market in that the number of false moves are staggering on top of its highly volatile nature. Intermediate supports seemingly mean nothing to the big boys in HK, they like to go for the tops and bottoms to hit stops.
JP225s direction is more easily determined compared with the HK50 but it can be more volatile than the latter.
CN50 consistently pumps and dumps due to the lack of discipline from the 'aunties and uncles' in China. The state has a lot of influence on the markets so this market tends to make large moves in a short time and then trade in ranges.
Brilliant. Favs for me are the DAX and the NASDAQ, then the Dow30. Spot on on the range vs spread, most important aspect for me.
US30 - Nas100 - GER30
I put 100 gbp and traded my account up to 1300 in 6 weeks trading only the dax and that is my first 6 weeks trading too
Well get ready to lose it all.
£100 fund at £10 per bet, or £100 per bet?
out of all of them. the one with the highest ATR is easily NAS100 aka US100 you could only trade that and make some serious bank, and it has the lower of the spreads as far as US indices go. that or US30
DAX US30 SPX500 nice content🙌
Nas100
Dow Jones
Dax
what about volatility 75 index ?
Now this is a good question. One could argue that indexes are aggregates, and prone to noise, for example the DXY which sums up major pairs, weighted, but however, JPY is not so well correlated to GBP or anyway, this aggregation could make no sens on economic level. And on most TF; i had already a chart with all pairs and the DXY, NOW, if we denoise the DXY, and we see a sharp move this could be a very good signal.... !
What about NSE of India. It is the Largest Derivatives Exchange by Turnover.
Be good if he mentioned how PS trades these, I think CFD, and are the micro lots available?
Can you recommend a broker for tighter CFD spreads on US500/US100? Pepperstone arent great sometimes during london sessions. Thnx
Try Trade Nation, they offer very competitive spreads -> www.financial-spread-betting.com/ccount/click.php?id=92
@@ukspreadbetting thanks i will check them out
Brilliant analysis thank you
If you look at the Dax 1m chart, it seems very very choppy missing volume (no interest) in the afterhours.. I do agree its the best Europe index, but way less solid and accurate than US index..
Ok sir, noted. Thank you so much sir.
Can you make a video about slippage in the market? Mainly trading index futures like the emini S&P500 futures. So I mainly trade the emini and I was wondering if I decide to let’s say buy a 100 or more contracts per trade would I mainly get filled at one price or am I going to get filled at multiple prices and if so how many different price levels am I going to get filled at (approximately). Let me know if this video is possible to do. Feel free to ask me any questions if you are not sure what I am talking about I can explain it further. Thanks.
Sending this to our futures specialist as a suggestion for future material.
Great video.
DAX and DOW 💪💪💪
Me specialized in the DAX, love it, it's a beast sometimes, cost me a lot of $$$s but now learned to ride the f-cker.
Nas100 all day long
DAX then US30
Am struggling to collect that $200 to get the raw spread account, so that I can trade us30
Nas, Dow
Nq, dax, dow in that order
US30
I want to wake up one morning and find out that my portfolio is $1,000,000 . I know it’s possible
Dax über allen
Russell 2000 is the easiest to trade