Help with getting started on DAX Futures

Quote from mokwit:

HSI is probably the worst, makes DAX look like a Gentleman's market.

Don't let that USD 6.25/tick lull you into a false sense of security :D

Second that. I call it "Slayer". Lays waste to the unsuspecting :)
 
2 cents from a European...

I agree with all said previously and would in no shape or form recommend a novice start trading the Dax....its an uncompromising market even for the pro!! That being said it is the most profitable market my program trades (FTSE,Cac,Dax, S&P & Dow futures). It can and does move independently to the US markets, YTD its up around 10-13% where as US is down 2-3% I believe. yes it can follow the US in the afternoon but will often dance to its own beat... take this morning as an example, S&P dropped 6 pts after the Dax closed, dax was called (by spreadbetters) to open 20 lower accordingly. It actually opened up 5 and rallied to be up 47 as we speak....
If you want an easy ride try eurostoxx50 or e-mini s&p which often follows the dax early european trade and is a lot less painful if your offside.

peace & profit
 
forgot to say that e-local (guaranteed IB of RCG) trades dax/eurostoxx50 etc) at good rates...& RCG's ultimate executing broker for European markets is Fimat.

peace & profit
 
i have dec 30 '04 close at 4256 - more like up 20% YTD - using DTN's data... - what is your source?


Quote from fitrol:

2 cents from a European...

YTD its up around 10-13%
 
fader...apols my source was top of my head waffle from end of Aug.....


2005
JAN (0.03)
FEB 2.25
MAR (0.04)
APR (3.77)
MAY 6.59
JUN 2.82
JUL 6.55
AUG (1.16)
SEP 4.44
OCT
NOV
DEC
YEAR 18.53%

Obviously same is true for US fig I quoted..

peace & profit
 
Quote from fitrol:

2 cents from a European...

I agree with all said previously and would in no shape or form recommend a novice start trading the Dax....its an uncompromising market even for the pro!! That being said it is the most profitable market my program trades (FTSE,Cac,Dax, S&P & Dow futures). It can and does move independently to the US markets, YTD its up around 10-13% where as US is down 2-3% I believe. yes it can follow the US in the afternoon but will often dance to its own beat... take this morning as an example, S&P dropped 6 pts after the Dax closed, dax was called (by spreadbetters) to open 20 lower accordingly. It actually opened up 5 and rallied to be up 47 as we speak....
If you want an easy ride try eurostoxx50 or e-mini s&p which often follows the dax early european trade and is a lot less painful if your offside.

peace & profit

Please tell something about your multi-trading program...
 
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