I can't trade Bank Nifty due to restrictions.
I trade India Nifty every day. Both futures are rather intercorrelated.
India Nifty day range has been very huge since Dec 2020.
it is one of the best futures for day trading.
Be careful following the trading books.
most professional writers spent...
trading overnight futures
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trading US index futures during Asian or European session /
trading Asian index futures during US or European session /
trading European index futures during Asian or US session.
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BTC has gone up massively.
But you still can lose $$$ investing in it.
For retailers, the answer is no.
In China, there is some special program (QFII or whatever) for those with millions of dollars to trade their products.
Most likely India has a similar program.
As mentioned very clearly in my earlier posting,
NSE is not open to foreigners.
Various country exchanges / regulators impose various restrictions
due to various reasons.
This question has been asked millions of times.
Most of the people would say don't use a short time frame chart.
The market moves in various manner / fashion / shape / sizes / speed ....
You have to be flexible and choose the appropriate time frame chart
depending on the market.
sometimes you...
I doubt we will find this thread useful.
NSE is not open to foreigners.
There are very few Indian nationals over here.
The most famous one is @padutrader.
Nifty Bank futures is available from SGX.
volume is around zero.
I doubt they have Nifty Bank options.
We totally don't care whether the market is going to the moon or star or hell,
whether they are printing money or burning money.
Because we are day trading, not investing.