Quote from learner2007:
>Schaefer
As for holding overnight, I think that holds true for any
futures contract.
Quote from filter_sweep:
There is a difference compared to holding globex contracts overnight during the week. You could have a stop order in the book that would execute overnight if need be with ES, NQ, etc. If you try to position or swing trade with Nikkei futures you can throw your stops out the window. I'm not sure I'd even want to hold a position over the lunch break, but I don't have enough experience with these contracts to know what kind of gaps you can get coming back from lunch.
Quote from learner2007:
>Schaefer
If you open an account with IB, make sure to tell them
to put you on the Hong Kong server. If you are on the
U.S. server, it will shut down for maintenance for a few
seconds/minutes during Asian trading hours.
FYI OSE will start an evening session 9/18 for Nikkei
futures and options. It will run from 4:30 to 7:00pm
Japan time.
I'll try to attach a copy of the Nikkei Mini bids/offers
here. This is after the close, and the total orders are
somewhat greater during trading hours and with no blank
prices. However, best bid 1 and best ask 1 are often
thin enough to make executions at these levels quite
easy.
Good luck
Quote from gaijin2006:
>Schaefer
Don't know what I did wrong, but it looks like
you must expand the above attached chart for
it to print clearly.