Where can world market stats be found?

[ETRDR]

I was wondering if anyone might know how to locate certain stats on different world markets.

Specifically the the average, median, and mode for intraday % (or point) movements. That is from intraday hi to low.

I believe the system I apply to ES trading may do as well in many markets, but I need enough range in the intraday moves. For example, a range above 7 ES points produces good yields which increase sharply as the range increases. Whereas, below 7 make the days rather challenging and low producers, and make 5 or below really tough going.

Thanks in advance for your assistance.

Good trading to all.

 

[Gordon Gekko]

Quote from ETRDR:

Specifically the the average, median, and mode for intraday % (or point) movements. That is from intraday hi to low.

i'm interested, but i'm unaware of some of these terms.

i understand what an average is, but what is the median and mode?

thanks

 

[Gordon Gekko]

Quote from Gordon Gekko:


i'm interested, but i'm unaware of some of these terms.

i understand what an average is, but what is the median and mode?

thanks

http://www.bartleby.com/64/C004/008.html

 

[breakin]

yikes, got to learn that 6th grade math

http://www.zone101.com/LearningZone/MathZones/theory/grade6/meanmode.htm

 

[Gordon Gekko]

Quote from breakin:

yikes, got to learn that 6th grade math

i forget a lot of stuff from school. although some people are definitely overall more knowledgeable than others, people can have different knowledge. i may know some things you don't know, for example, maybe playing a guitar.

i like to know about things i'm interested in, rather than being forced to learn something i don't care about. at the time i learned about modes in school, i probably didn't care much, so i forgot it.

anyway, thanks for the link.

 

[GoodTrades]

You can get info for almost any world market on bloomberg or reuters.

If it is just daily info you are looking for try the financial times web site.

www.ft.com

 

[ETRDR]

Quote from Gordon Gekko:


i'm interested, but i'm unaware of some of these terms.

i understand what an average is, but what is the median and mode?

thanks

DON'T FEEL BAD ABOUT NOT RECALLING THESE TERMS

mode - the number that occurs most often

median - the number in the middle from high to low

average - sum of all divided by # of entries

that leaves the weighted average - may be better - the sum each number multiplied by it # of occurrences, divided by the total number of occurrences

Thanks to all for the help