Well we have the oil market opening up on a Sunday because of the latest blast of hot air.
(No not Spanish, but the windy thingy, eke, eky, yucky, what ever the current name is.)
So the second time around for a natural disaster. IG have jumped on the band wagon and decided to open in a few hours time for oil trading.
Nymex opens early as do Globex etc.
But is it worth trying to trade it? Will it be like a normal trading day? Or will the people that move the market not bother to cut short the weekend?
I can see 24/7 trading coming to the markets as sure as Sunday opening for supermarkets.
But is it worth trying to trade it?
Will the 'liquidity' and movement be there?
FX is a 24/5 market, but most times it is not worth trading after 9/10 night time gmt time, because it is too choppy or doesn't move.
So is it worth giving up the sunday afternoon doze in front of the tele to try to make money?
(No not Spanish, but the windy thingy, eke, eky, yucky, what ever the current name is.)
So the second time around for a natural disaster. IG have jumped on the band wagon and decided to open in a few hours time for oil trading.
Nymex opens early as do Globex etc.
But is it worth trying to trade it? Will it be like a normal trading day? Or will the people that move the market not bother to cut short the weekend?
I can see 24/7 trading coming to the markets as sure as Sunday opening for supermarkets.
But is it worth trying to trade it?
Will the 'liquidity' and movement be there?
FX is a 24/5 market, but most times it is not worth trading after 9/10 night time gmt time, because it is too choppy or doesn't move.
So is it worth giving up the sunday afternoon doze in front of the tele to try to make money?
