Out-Of-Hours Trading Mini-Dow/e-mini

Quote from tomahawk:

carltonp, it's been mentioned already but you might want to seriously consider trading 6E (alt. symbol: EUR). It has decent moves and volume during the U.S. overnight, and more bang for the buck than YM or ES.

Hi Tomahawk,

Where was that mentioned?

Cheers
 
Chaps,

Really appreciate your comments. I would still welcome more suggestions.

I have been sim trading ES today along with YM, and I now understand why most people suggest scrapping the YM and simply trade ES.

However, can I please, please get further suggestions on best times to trade - considering I'm trading from the UK.

Cheers
 
If you can trade London hours you can't beat 6E.

Quote from carltonp:

Chaps,

Really appreciate your comments. I would still welcome more suggestions.

I have been sim trading ES today along with YM, and I now understand why most people suggest scrapping the YM and simply trade ES.

However, can I please, please get further suggestions on best times to trade - considering I'm trading from the UK.

Cheers
 
Quote from carltonp:

However, can I please, please get further suggestions on best times to trade - considering I'm trading from the UK.

Cheers [/B]

for the ES between 9:30 am and 4 pm EST although there's usually a lot of vol from 8 am to 9:30 when there are econ reports out. i believe london is 5 hrs ahead of us so 5:30 am to 11 am.
 
Quote from carltonp:

Hi Tomahawk,

Where was that mentioned?

Cheers

Quote from FrankSlaughtery:

YM isn't liquid compared to ES during market hours so that should give you an idea about after hours. i'd suggest trading ES or look into futures FX like 6E or 6J.


One of the reasons I mentioned 6E is that the volume is often better 2am - 8am (Eastern, U.S.) than it is after 11:30 am. Plus you're in the UK, so trading the EUR would seem like a natural choice. But maybe that's just me. :)

As for best hours for ES and YM, just have a gander at any chart with volume and see for yourself.
 
Quote from tomahawk:

carltonp, it's been mentioned already but you might want to seriously consider trading 6E (alt. symbol: EUR). It has decent moves and volume during the U.S. overnight, and more bang for the buck than YM or ES.

Ok, I'm going highlight my ignorance - please explain what 6E is?
 
The Euro vs the dollar. The most active of the currencies and very liquid during your working day.

Quote from carltonp:

Ok, I'm going highlight my ignorance - please explain what 6E is?
 
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