Identifying Intraday Volatility for Individual Commodities, Currencies & Stock Indices

Do traders lean more towards the economic calendar or information in the charts when deciding which contracts to trade on a given day, assuming you want to trade whichever moves the most in one direction?
 
Do traders lean more towards the economic calendar or information in the charts when deciding which contracts to trade on a given day, assuming you want to trade whichever moves the most in one direction?
I think your moniker could be improved by appending ZB
 
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I like to look at pre market "Premiums" (High-Open & Open-Low).
It tells you about a bit about expected Volatility & Directional Play.
 
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What I like to look at pre market "Premiums" (High-Open & Open-Low).
It tells you about a bit about expected Volatility & Directional Play.
Thanks, K-Pia. This dawned on me after I posted the question and kind of forced my thinking towards looking at it this way. Thanks for sharing.
 
Do traders lean more towards the economic calendar or information in the charts when deciding which contracts to trade on a given day, assuming you want to trade whichever moves the most in one direction?

I tend to ignore news unless they're very important news like employment, consumer index that are regarded highly important
 
I tend to ignore news unless they're very important news like employment, consumer index that are regarded highly important
Thanks victorycountry. I noticed that standard can be applied across foreign countries as well for trading the DAX or the Nikkei, for instance.
 
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