C cd173 Active member Messages 209 Likes 1 Nov 5, 2003 #1 Hello Does anyone play the above markets at the same time or is this far too risky. I've noticed that they generally move in a similar fashion. Any tips greatly appreciated! Thanx
Hello Does anyone play the above markets at the same time or is this far too risky. I've noticed that they generally move in a similar fashion. Any tips greatly appreciated! Thanx
B bonsai Veteren member Messages 4,106 Likes 11 Nov 5, 2003 #2 why would you want to ? I assume you mean trading them in the same direction and not playing some sort of pairs games ? menages a trois always end in tears ? 🙁 🙁 🙁
why would you want to ? I assume you mean trading them in the same direction and not playing some sort of pairs games ? menages a trois always end in tears ? 🙁 🙁 🙁
A apcorona Junior member Messages 32 Likes 0 Mar 8, 2009 #3 Yeah i do trade CAC, DAX, Eurostoxx, and AEX , same time by creating synthetic spreads... If u need more assistance u can contact me.
Yeah i do trade CAC, DAX, Eurostoxx, and AEX , same time by creating synthetic spreads... If u need more assistance u can contact me.
M mel_pub Junior member Messages 26 Likes 4 Mar 8, 2009 #4 Look at the weight of the sectors: Banks for CAC, Commodities for FTSE, Industrials for DAX...
S Splitlink Legendary member Messages 10,850 Likes 1,236 Mar 8, 2009 #5 I'd never thought of that. Still, I've looked at them but have never thought that one is too much different to another. Just preference, I think. Split
I'd never thought of that. Still, I've looked at them but have never thought that one is too much different to another. Just preference, I think. Split
KillPhil08 Experienced member Messages 1,860 Likes 381 Mar 8, 2009 #6 I used to find when ftse was in no mans land, dax would have some sort of technical indicator (trendline etc) to show a turning point for both of them, vice versa.
I used to find when ftse was in no mans land, dax would have some sort of technical indicator (trendline etc) to show a turning point for both of them, vice versa.
