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Re: [amibroker] Trading International Portfolios



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Thank you for the info Richard! Things may be a little more complex than I thought.


I would have thought that trading international portfolios would have been popular by now... but the lack of replies seems to indicate the opposite. If you trade a system that scans the market to find candidates surely adding foreign markets would increase the reward. In this time and age I expected that maintaining foreign data bases and trading foreign markets would be quite common. Surprises never end. I can't believe I am breaking the ice here ... :-)


btw, private replies would also be appreciated.


Best regards,

herman


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Thursday, June 5, 2008, 12:21:54 AM, you wrote:


> Hi Herman,


> Regarding point 3 - here in Australia (ASX) there is no such thing as a

> “Market On Open” or “Market On Close” order.  The open and close is done on

> the basis of an opening price auction and closing price auction.


> If you your bid/offer happens to overlap a corresponding offer/bid then

> you'll trade on the open/close.  Otherwise your order will just sit there.


> Here's a good description of how this operates:

> http://www.asx.com.au/investor/education/basics/open_Close.htm


> This is also the same for the Singapore Exchange (SGX) too. There are no

> specialist/market maker systems used for trading in Australia - everything

> is a plain, open electronic order book. There are also no ECNs too.


> Best regards,

> Richard Dale.

> Norgate Investor Services

> - Premium quality Stock, Futures and Foreign Exchange Data for

>   markets in Australia, Asia, Canada, Europe, UK & USA -

> www.premiumdata.net


> From: amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf

> Of Herman

> Sent: Thursday, 5 June 2008 11:06 PM

> To: AmiBroker User Group

> Subject: [amibroker] Trading International Portfolios


> Hello,


> I want to start trading international portfolios using IB/TWS and could use

> some practical advice from those who have experience in this area. 


> 1) What are the pitfalls and drawbacks of trading a portfolio consisting of

> 3-5 markets (ASX,SGX,US,CA,EUR,... )?

> 2) How to set up the account(s) with IB, for example can foreign stocks be

> traded with US funds (auto conversion)?

> 3) Is there a problem with the different market time-zones? For example, for

> a foreign stock, would MOO and MOC be automatically adjust to the foreign

> market's open/closing time?


> If anyone is inclined to give an overview of what is involved this would be

> much appreciated. I know I can do all the research myself but there is

> nothing better than to hear it from someone who is actually doing this. Save

> me a ton of time too ;-)


> TIA,

> Herman



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