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Which market do I need to find KOSPI? I saw KSI and KSIC on SierraChart but couldn't open the first index.

Does it have shit volume like the micro Euro?

There's a mini-kospi?! I thought the KOSPI was super expensive per point. I want to be able to scale in like 20 contracts without it being $250 each move against me.

To me it seems the desire was to have the total of all bids and all asks on each side. Then all 10 levels totaled up. Sierrachart does this and shows the ratio. I'd post a picture but it's being all uncomfortable now. It's so you know which side has more.

Is that why people say YM is trendier?

No. Cheapest per tick. Using this allows a smaller account to add into positions.

Infinity does not have that, but SierraChart does for the charts but not on the DOM. Well, real SierraChart might, right now I'm using Infinity's version which is dumb and has all the awesome functions removed.

For a beginner to trade with a strategy that allows adding to positions? I would assume the micro currencies but they have crap volume and I assume the fills are ass.

40k orders on each side and like the shortest volume ever. I feel like if you opened a trade you could not ever be allowed to close it.

So I don't know man I see this all the time, though. All the orders at one price don't run out before price goes past it.

How do they trade at night? I'm in PST and the normal stock market goes really early. Something that flows at like 3pm here would be awesome.

Which things make that better than a normal DOM? The volume levels?

What is all the letters?

1 minute.

Pictures of your tt dom layout?

Visualize 300 orders at a level, price trades past it and there are 275 unfilled. Is there a way to track this data? Like ratio of completed orders or something.

Buy 2, if price goes against you 2 points buy 3. Sell 1 (or 3) at 1 point, close entire position at 3 points against you. Keep 1 (or 2) on in case you catch extreme point of day.