NIFTY 50 future TRENDS

[msa5678]

Are the hours for commodity any better if you are trading with Indian brokers?

Normal Session:
Monday through Friday: 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 p.m.
(up to 11:55 p.m. on account of day light savings typically between every November and March of the following year)
Saturdays: 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

 

[LivetoTrade]

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[msa5678]

Normal Session:
Monday through Friday: 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 p.m.
(up to 11:55 p.m. on account of day light savings typically between every November and March of the following year)
Saturdays: 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

Apart, from the extra trading hours, we get an extra trading day on Saturday. And I feel the Opening GAPS are less in commodities compared to Equities.

 

[sanjosedesi]

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jYYx0rvvBA8

 

[timepass]

Apart, from the extra trading hours, we get an extra trading day on Saturday. And I feel the Opening GAPS are less in commodities compared to Equities.

International commodity markets are open 24 hours, how do our market react to international market movements when we are closed ??

These working hours - 10 to 11.30 - they are for which exchange(s) ??

 

[EagleOne]

Arre LTT bhai, just smile or laugh sometimes. Why explantions, bro?
Anyway, I am sorry for taking liberties with you. if you feel irritated by my constant poking, consider it undone from now on.

 

[sanjosedesi]

International commodity markets are open 24 hours, how do our market react to international market movements when we are closed ??

These working hours - 10 to 11.30 - they are for which exchange(s) ??

Of course you will have gaps, but I think msa's point was that instead of 5X6.25 32 odd hours, you have almost 60 hours of trading and smaller gap over the weekend.

 

[timepass]

Of course you will have gaps, but I think msa's point was that instead of 5X6.25 32 odd hours, you have almost 60 hours of trading and smaller gap over the weekend.

I got that. My point is, that movement in the price of the commodity is also accompanied by movement in the price of dollar, so maybe the overall impact is not much in rupee terms. Is that so ?

(maybe I haven't framed the question properly, it's just a vague thought).

 

[msa5678]

International commodity markets are open 24 hours, how do our market react to international market movements when we are closed ??

These working hours - 10 to 11.30 - they are for which exchange(s) ??

http://www.mcxindia.com/marketoperation/tradingsurvaillance/trading.htm

Exchange is MCXIndia. Reaction of International Market movements to Indian market, I have not yet analysed. Still not decided whether to go in for COPPER or some other COMMODITY. Once decided then will search for the past data. At least 2 years is required to get a clear view. Problem is most of the data feeds are for Metastock and am familiar with Ami and have no immediate plans of adding Metastock to the study curriculum.

PS. Hope the mods won't mind the slight deviation from the topic.

 

[sanjosedesi]

http://www.mcxindia.com/marketoperation/tradingsurvaillance/trading.htm

Exchange is MCXIndia. Reaction of International Market movements to Indian market, I have not yet analysed. Still not decided whether to go in for COPPER or some other COMMODITY. Once decided then will search for the past data. At least 2 years is required to get a clear view. Problem is most of the data feeds are for Metastock and am familiar with Ami and have no immediate plans of adding Metastock to the study curriculum.

PS. Hope the mods won't mind the slight deviation from the topic.

I am in the early stages of setup but I have a version of AMI which can read MS data. At least the EOD one. Similar setup might be possible with real time feed.