thinking about trading Nasdaq in asian
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Bravo, That's called control, Because you learned to be so
deciplined to ignore opening of US market, Even it has so
much potential for a good move, but you learned not to be
glued to screen all the time.
I havn't overcome this, easy to say, but takes time to become
part of you.
I just took my Esignal Package very recently, and when i had
a look at Bunds chart, it looked like that.
Your right, i were very surpried to see little volume, may be some
problem with my chart setup or technicaly issue.
I have to recheck it again. Sorry for that
In Taiwan some of the small brokerages can set you up w/ a small private office & give you good rates. Well, local rates are a steal anyway. For locals with some capital, or locals who know someone in the industry, it is fairly easy to work out. I've known a handful of local private traders who trade out of an office at their broker's branch. A couple were even given use of a company car. Many of the small brokers are run by entrepreneur types that will front money to a trader they believe in, but it is their own pocket $$ so they need to know you. Of course this is not really 'prop' in the sense people here mean.
There are major restrictions on trading by foreigners so it is all but out of the question, unless you do it under the table, which I don't recommend.
Some of the large foreign brokerages like GS, ML, etc, run small prop desks that trade local Taiwan equities. These desks are either in Taiwan or more likely HK. Good luck. Here the strategies are largely dictated to you and I believe compensation is primarily salary based w/ bonus.
The local market is great to trade ... only problem is you have to be a local, or a deep pocket institution. Sigh ....
There are major restrictions on trading by foreigners so it is all but out of the question, unless you do it under the table, which I don't recommend.
Some of the large foreign brokerages like GS, ML, etc, run small prop desks that trade local Taiwan equities. These desks are either in Taiwan or more likely HK. Good luck. Here the strategies are largely dictated to you and I believe compensation is primarily salary based w/ bonus.
The local market is great to trade ... only problem is you have to be a local, or a deep pocket institution. Sigh ....
