Trade after work -- Trade HSI

Discussion in 'Index Futures' started by ET99, Nov 14, 2007.

  1. RedDuke

    RedDuke

    IB is pretty accurate. You can also get data from Esignal.
     
    #161     Apr 4, 2008
  2. Trayo

    Trayo


    Are you trying to trade the methodology ET99 has been discussing?
     
    #162     Apr 4, 2008

  3. Dude! Fri is public holiday in HK and HSI is not open. Your CFD firm ripped you off because u cant possibly beat the spread when the market doesnt move
     
    #163     Apr 4, 2008
  4. ET99

    ET99

     
    #164     Apr 24, 2008
  5. StopLoss

    StopLoss

    I've been following this thread and I'm looking at HSI's monday morning open right now. I have a couple of noob questions...

    What kind if target/stop setup is possible on this beast using a 1m chart. Looking at it now, I see a 10 tick spread (10 ticks * HKD50 = HKD 500 or about USD$ 65... did I get this right?).

    On the minis ES and NQ, I frequently see people scalping as little as a tick. Clearly that is not gonna work on HSI. The way I see it I would need a 15 ticks stop and 20 or more target. So I hit my stop I'm out $100 and my target cashes me $130 or so.

    sorry for the begginer questions but I have no experience with foreign futures contracts and the time, currencies and all other conversions complicate the game.
     
    #165     Apr 27, 2008
  6. ET99

    ET99


    If you read through the thread (which is not very long), you will see all of your questions and concerns answered.
     
    #166     Apr 28, 2008
  7. The spread varies from 1 to 10; average is around 5. 5 on the HSI would be around 1/4 point on the ES.

    HSI usually makes such beautiful swings that I don't see any reason to scalp PERIOD.

    On a 1-minute, HSI sometimes is too spiky; the true trend is usually more obvious on a two or three-minute chart.

    HSI reminds me of the e-mini Russell in price action.
     
    #167     Apr 28, 2008
  8. ET99

    ET99

    Sorry, can't help you in this department.
    I don't know why you would want to go with anybody else. IB is internationally recognized as a leader in multi-national markets, has an office in Hong Kong, and they know Hong Kong like the back of their hands.
     
    #168     May 21, 2008
  9. I read the whole thread and learned nothing, found lots of bickering and arguments.

    I came to the thread with one question: Where the hell do I subscribe to the HSI data? IB listed a free Hong Kong Futures Exchange and a non-free Hong Kong Stock Exchange. But a link in this thread leads to Hong Kong Exchange.

    Again, I believe IB has clearly lost its touch. If there is in reality only ONE exchange called Hong Kong Exchange, why the hell does IB produce TWO exchanges?

    OK, I don't care IB fabricating exchanges, but which of the fabricated exchanges handles HSI? I just want to subscribe to this exchange and start looking at the HSI data. I can determine who is right and who is wrong after I look at the data, so stop your stupid bickering! (By the way, the only useful information I get from this thread is HSI is a thinly traded futures with 80,000 contracts daily, compared with ES in millions daily.)


    I guess nobody will answer my question after I call them stupid, eh?

    Never mind, bunch of morons.
     
    #169     Aug 2, 2008
  10. lwlee

    lwlee

    LOL. talk about delayed anger backlash.
     
    #170     Aug 2, 2008