That was my point. So, why do you say volume is not a problem. There were less than 300 options on NK traded last night, While more than 28,000 traded on ES today.
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That was my point. So, why do you say volume is not a problem. There were less than 300 options on NK traded last night, While more than 28,000 traded on ES today.
Quote from DynamicReplic8r:
That was my point. So, why do you say volume is not a problem. There were less than 300 options on NK traded last night, While more than 28,000 traded on ES today.
because I meant liquidity, not volumes..they never improve enough to decrease the spread enough, best I saw was 5points and was a rare occasion.
I'm sorry, I misread your post. no worries.
If you want liquidity in options you need to look at kospi instead. Close to same time zone as Nikkei.
Does anyone know why NKD do not trade like the other US index futures - virtually 24 hours? it kinda irritates me because when im long a position on NKD, and I see it rise afterhours ( in reference to SGXNK ) I can't do anything about it.
I can sell SGXNK but then i'll end up being in a position where i have to try to balance each other out with buys and sells.
I can sell SGXNK but then i'll end up being in a position where i have to try to balance each other out with buys and sells.
Quote from dandxg:
Could anyone be so kind as to tell me when the Nikkei opens on the Singapore Exchange EST? Thanks so much.
Dan
Sorry, I forgot to mention the breaks in my previous post. SGX takes two breaks. Starting next week (after we go to daylight savings time) SGX will be open for trading at the following times in EST:
7:45p.m.-10:15p.m.
11:15p.m.-2:30a.m.
3:30a.m.-7:00a.m.