The Opening Bell

Discussion in 'Forex' started by peter matthew matty, Mar 18, 2018.

  1. Why is the Opening Bell consider As the Opening Bell ? Also What is in your view - As to the purpose surrounding this tradition.
    My view is that you should have had some study time in - By the time the Opening Bell comes around - But that is only my view - There must be plenty of other reasoning behind this value Or You Love it or Avoid it. Whats Yours ?
     
  2. d08

    d08

    Is this post computer generated text or a horrible translation from Chinese?
     
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  3. tomorton

    tomorton

    You used to be able to watch the bell being rung at the open of NYSE trading on their website, maybe you still can.

    Is there a closing bell?
     
  4. There's shouldn't be any bells whatsoever in modern digital world .All markets should be open 24/7.
     
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  5. Many markets are except for a 15 minute pause for technical work and to separate intra from interday trades. The S&P/Nasdaq etc. open/close is just a way of organising workers in firms and gives a predictable period of higher activity. There is also the Euro and Asia open/close.

    I blame the sun.

    Edit: I did not notice this was in forex :) which I don't trade, just Futures for me.
     
  6. jnbadger

    jnbadger

    Rules change for market makers in stocks once the bell rings at 9:30 Eastern time, and again later in the morning, and again before the close, and again at the close. Might be a good thing to know if you're going to trade stocks. As well if you are going to trade futures, don't you think?
     
  7. ET180

    ET180

    No, that would be hell. I enjoy my weekends and don't want to spend my time watching the markets on the weekends. Guess it's bad enough that I check ET on the weekends.
     
  8. You can see the opening and closing bells being rung on cnbc