Slower Financial Markets For Order Flow Scalping

[Gooby]

What are some reliably slow futures markets for a beginner to try order flow scalping on, that are easily readable and not too fast? (For example, on the price ladder, the bid-asks don't increase too much to follow and the price doesn't move too many ticks per minute or so.)

Bonus if you can also name some futures markets in other categories (metals, currencies, bonds, etc. that match the slow qualifications too.)

Thank you.

 

[wartrace]

Didn't you post this question last week? Nothing has changed since last time you asked. Here is an idea for you; watch the overnight sessions of something you would like to trade. I trade the 6E and it doesn't get too fast until the london open. Watch it from 5pm (cst) to midnight. It will be painfully slow.

 

[Gotcha]

Didn't you post this question last week?

Not only that... if you saw the new threads list from a few hours ago, he posted like 8 questions in a row. Now lets see... who do we know who loves to start new threads all the time to get people to just say the same shit over and over again?

 

[hurricane_sh]

I trade emini during off hours of US stock market, it's slow and manageable for a new emini trader like me.

 

[onemoreshot]

Didn't you post this question last week? Nothing has changed since last time you asked. Here is an idea for you; watch the overnight sessions of something you would like to trade. I trade the 6E and it doesn't get too fast until the london open. Watch it from 5pm (cst) to midnight. It will be painfully slow.

Yeah this guy is an obvious turd.

 

[wartrace]

Not only that... if you saw the new threads list from a few hours ago, he posted like 8 questions in a row. Now lets see... who do we know who loves to start new threads all the time to get people to just say the same shit over and over again?

I noticed that. Hate to do it but I put him on my ignore list.