Crude is screwed, man.

[hhiusa]

True. Yet IMHO leaving the accord is more about being pro-oil production, halving strategic reserves and drilling in Alaska. Bearish for crude prices. Also the Paris Accord is not only very long term, but also the announcement should have been fully discounted by the markets as it had been known for a long while - no uncertainty there.

United Kingdom - Oil - >500K avg vol.

 

[themickey]

I doubt you that you will find it like that online anywhere. I don't know if you care about real-time data, but you have to pay to display more than 100 lines, plus NYSE market data.

I am using IB's platform, but I made it myself it. I had to type it in myself and arrange the equities by sector. Also, apparently nobody else online had them pre-arranged, so I did the research myself. I have arranged for by country->Exchange->Sector for Japan, Germany, Sweden, Norway, US.

If you wanted I could post a screen for oil across all countries.

Thanks for your contribution, here is mine.... Click on link and follow the example I have given...

https://www.barchart.com/stocks/sectors/industry-performance#/timeFrame=1d&viewName=performance

1 Click period tab (1 day, 5 day, 1 month...etc)
2 Click on next tab along to select 'Technical'
3 Highlight/click on 'Name' to sort alphabetically
4 Go to page (page 3 for example, click on oil & gas drilling)
5 Then click on any of the headers to sort numerically/alphabetically

 

[franT]

You are either a brilliant genius or very lucky.

I am both.

 

[tfp]

I am both.

Outstanding! As long as you're not short from London lows...

 

[hhiusa]

Thanks for your contribution, here is mine.... Click on link and follow the example I have given...

https://www.barchart.com/stocks/sectors/industry-performance#/timeFrame=1d&viewName=performance

Are you trading CFDs? Who is your broker? I cannot find those instruments in Bloomberg or IB.

 

[themickey]

Are you trading CFDs? Who is your broker? I cannot find those instruments in Bloomberg or IB.

I dont trade the USA market, but my research shows them as being on NYSE.
eg
https://www.barchart.com/stocks/quo...e=0&sym=AAV&grid=1&height=500&studyheight=100

 

[hhiusa]

I dont trade the USA market, but my research shows them as being on NYSE.
eg
https://www.barchart.com/stocks/quo...e=0&sym=AAV&grid=1&height=500&studyheight=100

Like I said, Bar chart is the only I found them. Can't find it on NYSE website listing, nor IB.

Why spreadbetting versus the actual shares?

 

[themickey]

Maybe Toronto exchange in this instance of an example.
http://www.reuters.com/finance/stocks/overview?symbol=AAV.TO

Barcharts show symbols from various exchanges.
I trade on ASX

 

[hhiusa]

Maybe Toronto exchange in this instance of an example.
http://www.reuters.com/finance/stocks/overview?symbol=AAV.TO

Barcharts show symbols from various exchanges.
I trade on ASX

ASX explains your reasoning for spreadbetting. Mondo insane taxation in AU. I hear there is like a 300% on car imports newer than 23 year-olds making a BMW M3 cost like US$166,000 instead of $64,000

 

[themickey]

ASX explains your reasoning for spreadbetting. Mondo insane taxation in AU. I hear there is like a 300% on car imports newer than 23 year-olds making a BMW M3 cost like US$166,000 instead of $64,000

Don't do spreadbetting