Relatively liquid and volatile future markets

cornix

cornix

I need help of ET members on this matter:

could anyone point me future markets, which are relatively liquid (at least somewhat close to CL/GC liquidity) and have similar volatility? Besides CL, GC, NG, FDAX and a whole bunch of US SIFs (because I already know all those listed). Preferably traded actively around US regular trading hours.

Are there any other trading vehicles with similar parameters?
 
cornix said:
I need help of ET members on this matter:

could anyone point me future markets, which are relatively liquid (at least somewhat close to CL/GC liquidity) and have similar volatility? Besides CL, GC, NG, FDAX and a whole bunch of US SIFs (because I already know all those listed). Preferably traded actively around US regular trading hours.

Are there any other trading vehicles with similar parameters?
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EuroFX 6E futures

Emini TF futures

Brent Oil BRN futures
 
Currencies are very ugly lately, rarely smooth small TF PA even in 6B.... TF yes, it relates to "whole bunch of US SIFs"... wonder if there's anything else?
 
cornix said:
Currencies are very ugly lately, rarely smooth small TF PA even in 6B.... TF yes, it relates to "whole bunch of US SIFs"... wonder if there's anything else?
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6e is beautiful :)

What about ZB or ZN?
 
cornix said:
TF yes, it relates to "whole bunch of US SIFs"... wonder if there's anything else?
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Russell may semi-correlate to the other eminis, but its pit-session range is usually 2x to 4x greater on a $$ per contract value than the others.

I too have looked for anything else such as you seek, none exist. Soybeans are great when moving, dead flat for periods of time too. Ditto CL. Makes large range moves one or two sessions out of five, chops the rest.

Everything else is contracted in ranges, there are no hidden gems these days. Unfortunately. If you want widest ranges with decent liquidity, Russell is the king.
 
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