Had a few question about Hedging with Nadex spreads and Nadex in general
Let me explain:
1) Apex investing ( a private "Education" firm) had a video showing how one can hedge a futures position ( the real market) with a Nadex spread ( instead of just using a stop loss on the Futures position .
Sounded great but what they don;t explain is rate of change / Delta during the spread's life
In ordered to be perfectly hedged the spread has to move dollar to dollar with the futures position!
I asked the presenter of Apex this question but never got a proper answer
It is all good to promote something but one should explain the negative side also
Has anybody tried this?
2) Nadex is it a true exchange like CME etc? because it seems the main market maker and Nadex is owned by same company! IG?
So how can that be a true exchange without conflict of interest?
I understand as it's popularity grows there will be enough independent buyers and sellers and many market makers making it a true "Exchange"
3) Cost as an example ES contract, The Nadex is 1/5 orf the real ES so teh cost is not just 0.9 per side apples to apples it is $4.50 per side
4) For non US residents it is possible to open Futures accounts with FCMs no problem, so when Nadex declared that they will be available through fcm I thought that is great so I can use them but al these years have passed and NO FCM is offering that, Asked Nadex and all they say is ask your FCM!
weird
Dont get me wrong I think Nadex idea is great as compared to bucket shops overseas but the above things have made me uneasy .
Let me explain:
1) Apex investing ( a private "Education" firm) had a video showing how one can hedge a futures position ( the real market) with a Nadex spread ( instead of just using a stop loss on the Futures position .
Sounded great but what they don;t explain is rate of change / Delta during the spread's life
In ordered to be perfectly hedged the spread has to move dollar to dollar with the futures position!
I asked the presenter of Apex this question but never got a proper answer
It is all good to promote something but one should explain the negative side also
Has anybody tried this?
2) Nadex is it a true exchange like CME etc? because it seems the main market maker and Nadex is owned by same company! IG?
So how can that be a true exchange without conflict of interest?
I understand as it's popularity grows there will be enough independent buyers and sellers and many market makers making it a true "Exchange"
3) Cost as an example ES contract, The Nadex is 1/5 orf the real ES so teh cost is not just 0.9 per side apples to apples it is $4.50 per side
4) For non US residents it is possible to open Futures accounts with FCMs no problem, so when Nadex declared that they will be available through fcm I thought that is great so I can use them but al these years have passed and NO FCM is offering that, Asked Nadex and all they say is ask your FCM!
weird
Dont get me wrong I think Nadex idea is great as compared to bucket shops overseas but the above things have made me uneasy .