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  • First Post: Jul 13, 2015 4:09pm Jul 13, 2015 4:09pm
Hi.

Lately I have been curios if there is any pair or instrument that a trader can expect to have significant move during Asian session.

I am curious becaouse i havent had the will to trade alot during summer and Nice weather, a instrument to trae during Tokyo session will open New possibilities

Thanks
I trade Eur/jpy but try gbp/aud if you want some good range... and can handle 5pip spread
Hang Seng Futures.
Nikkei 225 Contract For Difference
if you don't do your maths, the maths will do you.
Quoting nwgstudent
hi. Lately i have been curios if there is any pair or instrument that a trader can expect to have significant move during asian session. I am curious becaouse i havent had the will to trade alot during summer and nice weather, a instrument to trae during tokyo session will open new possibilities thanks
gbpaud gbpnzd eurnzd euraud eurjpy gbpjpy audjpy nzdjpy audusd nzdusd
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Quoting BubaYaga
Nikkei 225 Contract For Difference
What?

I traded the N225m Osaka futures for years so I'm pretty familiar with how this market moves. It is the lowest volatility of all the Asian stock index futures.

Hang Seng, or H-Shares is the best, probably followed by the Kospi.
Hang Seng Index, Nikkei , ASX200, plenty of pairs...

feinan
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Quoting feinan
Hang Seng Index, Nikkei , ASX200, plenty of pairs... feinan
Which broker offers hang seng? IC markets got AUS200 which i assume is the same as ASX200?
If you plan on day trading, strongly recommend the futures if you want to go down this route. Interactive Brokers offers all these markets and more at a competitive rate.
Try EURTRY MXNUSD USDZAR most inadecvate pairs on market, where you can always find moves. But careful, they are unstable one.
Quoting NWGstudent
{quote} Which broker offers hang seng? IC markets got AUS200 which i assume is the same as ASX200?
Icmarket, Tickmill, Pepperstone, Thinkforex..
t.me/LWBRfx Discord.io/LWBR
Quoting MidKnight
{quote} What? I traded the N225m Osaka futures for years so I'm pretty familiar with how this market moves. It is the lowest volatility of all the Asian stock index futures. Hang Seng, or H-Shares is the best, probably followed by the Kospi.
Nikkei 225 ends up only a measly +7.7% today... damn these nonvolatile markets. lol
if you don't do your maths, the maths will do you.
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Quoting BubaYaga
{quote} Nikkei 225 ends up only a measly +7.7% today... damn these nonvolatile markets. lol
You would do well to brush up on understanding english.

My comment was a relative comment comparing markets in Asia. You are also finding the time to post your smartass remarks after the biggest rally in 7 years on the Nikkei - this is not the norm.

Percent change means fuck all when comparing the Asian markets because they have different minimum tick size increments. The Nikkei trades 10 point ticks on the bigs and 5pt ticks on the mini. Doing a 100point run only moves 10 ticks on the bigs - that is not much. Compare that with the Hang Seng and you do 100 ticks.
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