You could if you have an account in Singapore. But even there its not 24 hours.
24 hour trading is good for traders as they can exit loosing positions or have stops in place than be exposed to the frequent gaps of over 1% in our market like today. Anyone carrying over positions from yesterday is down 100 point straight.
You could if you have an account in Singapore. But even there its not 24 hours.
24 hour trading is good for traders as they can exit loosing positions or have stops in place than be exposed to the frequent gaps of over 1% in our market like today. Anyone carrying over positions from yesterday is down 100 point straight.
Especially after seeing the FII/DII data released in the evening and take positions in the SGX nifty :rofl:
And as usual retail are not allowed by way of forex regulations and they will have restrictions to open/trade derivatives in foreign exchanges.:rofl: :clapping:
You could if you have an account in Singapore. But even there its not 24 hours.
24 hour trading is good for traders as they can exit loosing positions or have stops in place than be exposed to the frequent gaps of over 1% in our market like today. Anyone carrying over positions from yesterday is down 100 point straight.
Not gone through much details though, but heard that brokerage works differently in US. Which broker is suggested if we want to trade SPX ? And do they also show exchange level volumes on charts ? Because I know some currency brokers show only their volumes.
Especially after seeing the FII/DII data released in the evening and take positions in the SGX nifty :rofl:
And as usual retail are not allowed by way of forex regulations and they will have restrictions to open/trade derivatives in foreign exchanges.:rofl: :clapping: