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  1. Night trading

    Hi Julian 0625 I agree with your comments, it has nice tick size compared to commission cost, hence the reason why it is traded by institutions...
    Post by: shortbleu, Apr 18, 2011 in forum: Index Futures

  2. Night trading

    Hi Kiwi Trader, I understand some people are trying to take position and follow a trend to capture a big movement, I know from experience it's...
    Post by: shortbleu, Apr 18, 2011 in forum: Index Futures

  3. Night trading

    Dcraig, Very useful post, thanks very much. I appreciate the screen shot you sent showing the dom and the order book depth. Kospi 200 seems...
    Post by: shortbleu, Apr 18, 2011 in forum: Index Futures

  4. Night trading

    Julian0625 When you say the tick size of the Nikkei future is huge, I am guessing you are talking about the full size contract, the tick value...
    Post by: shortbleu, Apr 18, 2011 in forum: Index Futures

  5. Night trading

    Hi Filter Sweep, My trading style does not allow for slippage. I did trade Fdax in the past with limited success and my heart was racing when...
    Post by: shortbleu, Apr 18, 2011 in forum: Index Futures

  6. Night trading

    Hi Laissez Faire, After work, I go straight home and have a proper dinner with my wife and boy so trading after work is not possible, family...
    Post by: shortbleu, Apr 18, 2011 in forum: Index Futures

  7. Night trading

    Hi Julian0625, I know what you mean, HSI is comparable with the FDAX in Europe, i.e., quite thin, highly volatile and some people call it a mad...
    Post by: shortbleu, Apr 17, 2011 in forum: Index Futures

  8. Night trading

    Hi Xroads, Thanks for your message. HSI contract won't work for scalping due to high commission. IB commission is HK 60 round turn and tick...
    Post by: shortbleu, Apr 17, 2011 in forum: Index Futures

  9. Night trading

    Hi, I am a UK resident with a day job. I am looking to scalp a liquid future between 6.00am and 8.00am London time (which is between 1.00am...
    Thread by: shortbleu, Apr 17, 2011, 26 replies, in forum: Index Futures

  10. Replicate expensive ETF yourselves?

    any help please
    Post by: shortbleu, Jan 18, 2011 in forum: ETFs

  11. Replicate expensive ETF yourselves?

    any help please?
    Post by: shortbleu, Jan 16, 2011 in forum: ETFs

  12. Replicate expensive ETF yourselves?

    any idea anyone?
    Post by: shortbleu, Jan 15, 2011 in forum: ETFs

  13. Replicate expensive ETF yourselves?

    any idea anyone?
    Post by: shortbleu, Jan 15, 2011 in forum: ETFs

  14. Replicate expensive ETF yourselves?

    Let's say you invest $50,000 in stocks for 35 years at an average annual return of 9%, your investment would have become 50,000*1.09^35 =...
    Post by: shortbleu, Jan 14, 2011 in forum: ETFs

  15. Invest £50 a month on ETF by direct debit

    bump
    Post by: shortbleu, Oct 14, 2010 in forum: ETFs

  16. Invest £50 a month on ETF by direct debit

    any luck?
    Post by: shortbleu, Oct 3, 2010 in forum: ETFs

  17. Invest £50 a month on ETF by direct debit

    My sister is looking to invest £50 a month, every month by direct debit through a very diversified stocks ETF, that invests across both...
    Thread by: shortbleu, Oct 1, 2010, 2 replies, in forum: ETFs

  18. Can an ETF collapse?

    Until today, I believed a plain vanilla ETF (not an ETN) was an excellent and SECURE way to track the performance of a stock index. Today, I...
    Thread by: shortbleu, Sep 30, 2010, 22 replies, in forum: ETFs

  19. Replicate expensive ETF yourselves?

    Hi Risktaker, My mistake, you're absolutely right. I read an article a few days ago, it was saying most of the large emerging markets stocks...
    Post by: shortbleu, Sep 29, 2010 in forum: ETFs

  20. Replicate expensive ETF yourselves?

    Agreed, so it means I don't need to buy ALL of the underlying stocks making up the ETF to track the ETF performance quite closely. So you...
    Post by: shortbleu, Sep 25, 2010 in forum: ETFs
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